Can this be used for a guinea pig?
1690392
Yes, absolutely. Just make sure you buy a bottle with the right size nozzle. They come small enough for canaries and big enough for dogs. This is a great way to keep your pets water from becoming fouled.
1690393
Another thing, just make sure the bottle can be hung from your cage, and the wire is strong enough to hold the filled bottle. There is a metal apparatus that holds the bottle outside of the cage. It is held on with two screws and nuts. The nossle of the bottle must fit throgh the wire of your cage also. Many pet shops sell these, they can help you, however their prices are usually higher than amazon. Get the model number you want, they are all different as far as the nossels. Good Luck.
1164354
I use it for my guinea pig and she loves it better than the old way. She also no longer knocks her hay holder off, it attaches securely.
1940274
My Chorkie is little over 2pounds. This is literally a pouch for her. She barely stick her head out and she has some sense about jumping out. Not sure about guinea pigs. However I think you should try it! Because if it works you can take your pets with many places! Love this sling!
2110658
I dont think it will. It might fit a guinea pig but I don't think it would fit a hamster.
1393640
Not sure but this product didn't stay on the guinea pig at all. Not even for 3 seconds. We tried many times but it's not a good product
1940275
Hmmmm.. might be too big for guinea pigs and they might bury themselves/hide inside and not know how to stick their heads back out to breathe. Or they might escape unless you can find a way to secure them.
1465520
I think it would work for Guinea pigs. They may chew on the wood a little, my rabbits chew a little. It does not have a bottom. It does look just like the picture.
906226
Depends on the size. If it were two larger Guinea Pigs it would be a little tight. Also the green plastic sheet that goes underneath is soft and would get torn up fairly by your critters!
805901
Yes that's perfect. It's the perfect size for a guinea pig. A large guinea pig shouldn't live in there it's whole life but if it is just temporary, that is fine.
1609449
Yes, i have a very chubby ferret and she fits just fine. I'm not sure a Guinea pig would like it though. I guess it depends on the animal
2107659
I would answer no! But I have and used it on small animals ie; my two Guinea Pigs. The returns are easy, I believe, don't work...return it.
80866
It definitely can contain a Guinea Pig's ferocity. ;-) You can't pick the cage up from the top half. The latches keep the wired top in place but aren't strong enough to secure the bottom part if you lift it. I pick it up from the bottom or slide it around. It's very easy to clean. Lift off the top half to dump, clean and add new bedding.
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I'm not sure, however I looked up the company, Super Pet, and here is their link: http://www.healthypets.com/supetpr.html You should contact them and they will be able to tell you. Hope that helps! Our guinea pigs love this toy!
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No, definitely will not work for guinea pigs. For one thing, it's much too small of a cage for them to live in, there would be very little floor space for them to move around in, and the tubes are way too small for a guinea pig to fit in! This will only work for hamsters, either dwarf or Syrian, and even then I recommend adding additions for a Syrian hamster, because it is a bit small for it to live in just this amount of space. But it is a nice size for dwarf hamsters, mine really like these cages.
615102
No, in my opinion, it would not be suitable for a Guinea Pig. Yes, they could easily chew their way right out if carrier. Especially where the side netting is attached to the carrier.
224382
I would say it is too big.It can fit three adult guinea pigs.Unless you have a massive cage or just plan on using it for floor time, I suggest a smaller one.
414294
Yes. I built my guinea pigs a cage from them. Though it depends on the animal. If it is on the small side, like rats, or is know to easily escape, like ferrets, I recommend placing a grid layer on another grid the shifting it slightly to make the holes smaller then securing them in place. I saw this done for a built ferret cage. But for smaller animals, like mice, gerbils, hamsters, then I think a real cage is best for them.