where does the cage open for the bunny to come/go
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it's not the kind of hutch or cage that has a come and go area for the bunny to leave out of it you would have to actually pick the bunny up out of it the top is the only place that opens I hope this helps you other than that it's a really nice indoor rabbit hutch / condominium
2107076
I got mine for my pet gecko, it's deceptively tiny. It might be a little cramped for your bunny.
1600339
They sit in the poop tray... Best to train ur bunny and set him up a "bathroom" bin for easier cleaning and bunny hygiene.
718979
I was also disappointed in this hutch. I stopped putting my rabbit in it. The back is peeling and your right, its not very big at all. I have also bought a animal play pen and put it at the opening of the bottom door for extra room for running around. My opinion, perfect for a guinea pig, but we both know how much a rabbit poops. : )
1016652
The cage does not have a door. The top dome is hinged and there is a clasp on one side.
1296098
There is not a place in the wire part of the cage. It attaches to the inside of the cage not thru an opening in the cage wire as some brands do. It is pretty big but fits nicely in one of the corners. You can hang it as high or low as you want. It can be open on either side so you can put it in the front or the back with access for the birds and there is a small perch than can fit on either side.
1479481
There are little doors in the wire that I suppose you could leave open if you like and attached another run there if it has a top or cover. The left side at end of ramp has a door there. And there are two that open on the front also. I used metal wire to secure mine closed through the little locks when not open so he couldn't chew threw and I wouldn't have to worry about them popping open somehow. But there was no where I saw to attach another run besides the one it comes with. I'm guessing you're going to attach another on your own some how. It's a real nice hutch and my bunny loved it.
102813
I don't think so, it is pretty secure - I had my bunny in her hutch for quite a while. The only thing that got in there was a mouse (looking to eat her bunny food)
361736
It depends. It could be permanent housing. I'm not sure about your rabbit, but mine is pretty clever. He finds ways to push the bars around so I don't like to leave him unsupervised in it for more than a few hours. Whenever I'm home he is in the playpen, but when I leave I put him in his regular cage just to be safe.
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The doors are wire; one on top and one in the front. Cage is hard plastic for the bottom. It is a great size for my mini lop, she has room to move around a little and I can keep a triangular litter box in the corner. I was very happy I got the largest size! I have had the cage now for around two years, and it is still in great shape!
1178240
The measurements should be in the item description and I don't know offhand but if I were to have seen this cage in person, I would've chosen to buy a larger one instead. My rabbit is fully grown and the cage seems too small. We put the bunny out on a chain so she can stretch out and hop around during the day and put her back in this cage at night. If you do purchase this, be sure to get the urine guard also, otherwise you'll have a mess. Unfortunately I figured that out the hard way.
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Probably big enough. However, I really hope you give your bunny space to run outside of the cage. My bunny is litter boxed trained (basically where ever you put their timothy hay, they will pee and poop there.) I used the cage basically as the litter box, by throwing hay in the cage. Left the door down so he could run in and out when needed. If you want to learn more about keeping a bunny in the house, see House Rabbit Society http://rabbit.org/ I think this is the best way to keep a bunny.
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The top and bottom both have sliding doors that lead into the joined pen. Rabbits are pretty smart especially when they want to breed. I would add a little latch on the sliding doors if you want to make sure they are separated. We also built a lean-to onto our garage to keep the hutch out of the rain and brushed it with water sealer. Looks brand new still. This is the best one we found, it's very good quality for a good price. We have one big rabbit in ours and leave the sliding doors open. With the doors open he goes out in the pen to potty and then you can use the blower to blow it clean and add new wood chips, lol. Makes it much easier.
1000935
It is quite roomy, but I would only keep one inside. Also- be careful with the wooden cages.. your bunny will chew on it.
566273
There is a small door on the side of the cage that you can leave open if you do not want to leave the big door open. Personally, I like to leave the door open so he can go in and out as he pleases. He's better behaved if he is allowed his personal freedom and the more I'm around the better he acts too. Depending on the size of your bird he can go in and out that door. The bottom and top tray both pull out for easy cleaning.
2083983
The latches aren't very sturdy, so I would suggest you put your own additional latch to make sure your rabbits can't get out. Or better yet, I'd suggest buying a different hutch! I ended up returning mine because it was just plain cheap
529390
The zipper is at the top of the play pen. the rest of the play pen is solid panels. the sides are mesh and overall, very roomy in side even for a pudgy rabbit. I would highly recommend. the only negative is for cleaning the pen after use. Spilled water and the type of poo box/litter use will require hand cleaning. Not a big deal. the entire pen is very light weight, folds easily once you figure it out and the storage bag fits well and easily portable...doe not take up much room at all. You won't regret purchasing this for your bunny rabbit !!/ Judy Dean