can guinea pigs fit under the gray thing
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Yes they can, and that can be removed if you want to remove it while still keeping the shelf.
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Yes. We got our 2 guinea pigs at a pet store when they were a few months old, and they easily fit under the gray ledge. And now that they are 9 months old, they would still fit. And both pigs easily fit. It took them longer to be able to jump on top of the ledge. You can actually remove the gray ledge too, if you would prefer to give the pigs an igloo to hide in. The advantage of removing the ledge is to facilitate taming of particularly shy pigs--because once they're under the ledge, you can't access them. We removed the ledge and used an igloo to tame our pigs so they couldn't just hide constantly. Yes. We got our 2 guinea pigs at a pet store when they were a few months old, and they easily fit under the gray ledge. And now that they are 9 months old, they would still fit. And both pigs easily fit. It took them longer to be able to jump on top of the ledge. You can actually remove the gray ledge too, if you would prefer to give the pigs an igloo to hide in. The advantage of removing the ledge is to facilitate taming of particularly shy pigs--because once they're under the ledge, you can't access them. We removed the ledge and used an igloo to tame our pigs so they couldn't... » Read More Yes. We got our 2 guinea pigs at a pet store when they were a few months old, and they easily fit under the gray ledge. And now that they are 9 months old, they would still fit. And both pigs easily fit. It took them longer to be able to jump on top of the ledge. You can actually remove the gray ledge too, if you would prefer to give the pigs an igloo to hide in. The advantage of removing the ledge is to facilitate taming of particularly shy pigs--because once they're under the ledge, you can't access them. We removed the ledge and used an igloo to tame our pigs so they couldn't just hide constantly. « Show Less
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Yes, they should be able to. We have a Netherland Dwarf rabbit that goes in there and he's bigger than any guinea pig that I've ever seen.
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No. I use it for guinea pigs, but I think it would be a bit too small for your purposes.
1630694
Thats the dog right? If it is no. It fits a large guinea pig fine with a little more room.
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This would be perfect! I used this with my puppy when he was very young so he didn't get into too much and it was great. It would be very spacious for two guinea pigs. Hope this helps!
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Honestly, I would not use it for a guinea pig. It's a big cage, so I get why you would want to, but this cage is not meant for modifications. I love the cage, but I have found it pretty difficult to make minor modifications for my bunny.
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Yes it is big enough for them to play in it. If your guinea pig has a tendency to bite and break toys though just watch their teeth on the plastic balls. When we first got it for my ferret his teeth were always stuck in the balls but he's stopped doing that now.
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It is just two levels, the third level (the lowest...unpictured) being the aquarium bottom that you place the "high-rise" upon. This product is too small for guinea pigs, but more appropriate for mice and hamsters. An average adult guinea pig is 8-12 inches in length. The "second level" of the high rise is roughly the same length, less width, so your guinea pig would have very very little room to maneuver.
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Oh my no. The cage is designed for small hamsters, or rodents of similar size. Guinea pigs need a very large, wire cage, as they grow almost as big as rabbits. The bigger and more complex the cage, the better. Rodents are curious, intelligent animals and need plenty of room and mental stimulation to be happy.
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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.
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I wouldn't use it for guinea pig because they would get their feet stuck in the bars. Guineas are adorable but not very agile like the rats. I wound get one without the wire on top.
1947377
yes - definitely. The bars are spaced about an inch apart. Perfect for a guineau pig, ferret, or chinchilla but not a hamster.
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We have a guinea pig in their own standard and one in a large one. they have a pretty good area to play. We take them out during the day for floor time for exercise and play. We love the habitats for our little guys.
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I don't think so. Our hamster just fits inside the tubes and guinea pigs are bigger so I doubt this would be a large enough home for guinea pigs.
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yeah the xl may be a little to large - my friends has guinea pigs and I can't picture them in something this large I almost could see them squeezing though the slats to be honest Im not sure they could do that but its pretty big
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You could use this for guinea pigs. There is no floor on the bottom, but we use an old piece of carpet under it.
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I would say, no. I have 2 full grown guinea pigs that I use mine for, its just the right size for them. If the rabbits are babies it will work fine, but adult rabbits would be very uncomfortable.
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No it does not. With the size of the cage, most guinea pig sized huts will not really fit in it. We got a shelf for ours so he could either go under for protection or jump on top for fun.