I am looking for a play yard to take to the park for my two very small house rabbits. What is the distance between the vertical bars?
1265062
the distance between the vertical bars are 1.25 inchs very good well made play pen
1265063
We purchased this BestPet enclosure for our small dog and it works well. The distance between the bars is 1 1/2 inches. We purchased it on line through Amazon. Hope this helps.
1265064
a couple of inches or so. your rabbits would have to be quite small for there to be any concern.
1265065
I'm not sure about the distance between the bars but this is not a good item to use for travel. Its a more stay in place item. We have a plastic one that we use for travel and this one stays in the corner by the window as a pen that doesn't move. Kinda flimsy.
1265066
I think this pen is not the best design for your purpose. It isn't so easy to put up and take down. I do love it, but it stayed up for my puppy.
1830983
It's a little less than 1 inch (about 2 cm) between the bars. Not sure if suitable for regular size hamster.
76851
I don't think so. Your best bet would be to have them front to back or side to side, if you had the proper tools to cut the wire so you could create an opening between the cages. To give our bunny more room, we put an ex-pen outside the cage like a front yard, with a ramp leading down to it. She loves it!
1662438
Maybe two or three at the most, it is long but not too high maybe 4 or 5 ft at the highest. IF you are going to get this coop, you may want to get a couple of extra strews the ones provided are weak and are easy to come loose or brake. Overall, I love it, and the rabbit loves it too.
1178242
Its about 5 1/4" tall and one side is just over a foot while the other is just under a foot and a half. I have two rabbits, a cottontail and a fat dutch. So far the only problem I've had with this is it doesn't stay attached to well. My bunnies can easily yank it out of the rings provided if they want. But I find if you bend the connecting part around the corner bar it holds better. So long as the corners meet you won't have to worry about leaks.
1672844
Ours are about 3 pounds & they have plenty of space. A 6 lbs would be pushing it for the smaller cage. What kind of rabbit is it? It it's something as big as a Flemish Giant you would need the bigger cage.
802116
You are correct it isn't very high. It is 16 inches tall from the ends and under the house part. Our rabbit can't stand up all the way in the run, we have to let him out a few times a day.
662900
It's 12 inches from the dowel to the toy hanging rod...good for small to medium size birds...not for a blue and gold or bigger...I have 2 curly ropes and a 1 toy hanging...the ropes are for ease of moving around ...good stand for the money...
851403
I don't own it any more to measure it. Our dog died. Although I can tell you that it is not the bar spaces that would be a problem foe rabbits. You need a tray that is located under a wire bottom for rabbits unless you have time to clean it daily. If not you will quickly get maggots and flies. And if they sit in their own waist, the maggots will enter the rabbits back end. I tried using a litter box in a cage for a rabbit once and that happened to my rabbit.
699970
Mine is 7 ft tall. Because the fencing is delivered folded in half lengthwise, i.e. a 3-1/2 foot tall roll, there's a kink in the middle that has to loosen a little to get the full height; hot weather helps. (I use 1" mesh chicken wire at ground level to keep the rabbits out, starting the deer fence about 6" up, overlapping the chicken wire. Rabbits can chew through the plastic deer fence if it's at ground level.)
851652
cannot help you there all I know is this jacket is not worth it . Rabbits dont appreciate being strapped up. my recommendation is to give the rabbit space to run.
25330
I believe they are about 1/2 inch apart. (We no longer have this pet or I'd measure for you, sorry. My adult finger did not fit between the bars.)
2180115
Less than 2.5 inches is the width between the vertical bars. Great gate and easy to install without hurting walls.
771377
The dimensions, 24.5 X 21 X 53.5, are correct. Not terribly large and there is no floor. I would recommend measuring this out on the floor to get a good visual. Not knowing what you are planning on keeping I would advise that it's only large enough, IMO, for one rabbit or maybe a couple of very small chickens...bantams ie. Any live animal kept in this should have periods of time in a larger open pen for outside exercise. Hope this helps. PS...My Chihuahua LOVES to sleep in this. ;-)
916025
This will work as a play area. Get the mat that fits on top or bottom to protect the lil guy from the Great Escape. Our rabbit jumped right out and took off. The Play Pen is easy for the animals to move, also.
2104477
The bars are very narrowly spaced. We just got two baby rats after one of our girls died (we now have four females in the cage), and there is no way they can get skinny enough to squeeze through. The space between the bars is probably about 3/8 inch. The cage is very well designed and won't pinch them anywhere either (like in the door). We have been very happy with this cage!
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I'm not sure. The bars measure 1/2 apart. The smallest bird I have is a love bird.