how many rabbits can fit. I took in 4 last week to rehome & 2 of them had babies the next day. Advice welcome!
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we have a one small dwarf rabbit. I would say no more than two. I'm sure you could squeeze in 3 but they would be cozy.
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I purchased this hutch for one pet rabbit last year. It would definitely be suitable for one mother and her litter. I also believe it would be suitable for two small adult rabbits (I have a Holland Lop) as long as they have regular exercise in an outside run.
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I have one Netherland swarf in the cage. I would say one mama and babies would be perfect. Two adult rabbits would fit as well but I don't think I would put more than two adults.
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I would say one mom with small babies would fit ok but it really is a one bunny hutch. I set up an xpen for extra room and close them in at night. They need so much space to roam this is a good spot if they have an alternative during the day or special play time outside the hutch. It's a decent hutch but doesn't like to be dragged the wood is soft. I always use another person to move it even though it's not heavy just to make sure it doesn't break apart. Hope this helps
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I had rabbits when my kids were small but I dont remember how powerful their bite can be. This is plastic, I would think if they chew in the same spot for a while, they could get through. I would try a wire cage.
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I have one piggy in the Large size and she's still a baby, I wouldn't even think of putting another in the same cage!! 2 in the XL would be ok, but not 3. Each piggy needs about 4-6 square feet of living space, the large cage just barely provides that for 1 guinea
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i have one medium sized guinea pig and he loves that he has a whole bunch of room to run around in and we can put different things in here for him without crowding his area. Two med to lg guinea pigs could fit comfortably in here, OR 3 smaller ones. but not more than 3 they would be too crowded. This is actually a cage for rabbits but i wanted my piggie to have lots of room. You want to make sure he or they can run around and get exercise in their cage when you are not able to take them out to explore. They can be prone to gaining weigh quickly since they eat all of the time.
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HI Jazmin, Personally, I would not put 4 in this size cage. My 2 fit comfortably with some additional toys but I would go for the bigger sized cage if you want to keep all 4 birds together. Hope this is helpful. ~Jamie
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Two would probably fit in the medium size if they like to snuggle. It is worth a try anyway. The small would be too small. My little 12 to 13 pound guy fits perfectly in the small by himself.
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I love this set up myself. but I have 3 Degu's in it comfortably... not as big as rats. I'd day maybe 2 maybe 3 rats would fit?? Ive had the cage 1 year and happy!
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Two - three males can fit in this cage. I have three who are five months old in this, but they are not huge. However, if they are very large or territorial I would stick with two to give them plenty of space.
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Hi Kathryn, I have a 14 pound Mali-poo and I might squeeze two of her in if they would ride quietly, but four cats would be a stretch I think. Probably two would be your max. Good luck.
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It barely fit my one bunny who is almost six pounds! So they will fit, but not with much room to lay down or move around if you are keeping a litter box in it as well.
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I actually bought 2 of these for flemish giant bunnies, we put a basic litter box in there and they are working out great. I don't think a rabbit could fit through the bars unless it were very small, they measure 1 1/2 inch apart and the floor pan is 1 inch deep.
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Sorry Adam , this house has a ramp and an exit for the house to the coop area. It is as you see, if your breeding rabbits the babies roll out of the top down to the bottom, so use a box to hold them in the top. Hope this helps, good luck, Traci oh p.s. I framed in the bottom with wire and put it on wheels made it stronger and easy to roll out and clean.. FYI love this little house.
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Yes. Our rabbit is about that size or more. for a brief amount of time it would be great.
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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.
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"Bigger is better! A rabbit's home should be at least 4-6 times the size of your bunny when he's entirely stretched out-more if he is confined for a large amount of the day. Enclosure sizes also should be decided in conjunction with the amount of exercise time and space the rabbit has. One guideline to go by is at least 8 square feet of enclosure time combined with at least at least 24 square feet of exercise space, for 1-2 rabbits, in which the rabbit(s) can run and play at least 5 hours per day. You can build or buy your rabbit a two-story "condo" with the floors connected by a ramp-they love this! For ideas on where to buy different housing options," from... http://rabbit.org/faq-housing/ I would not put a rabbit in this cage, unless he was going to be out for most of the day. This size cage is not adequate for a rabbit to get any exercise.
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That depends... our Flemish Giants can last 2-3 days, but we don't normally give them more that a day's worth. They enjoy eating... the 7" one we use in a grow out cage for litters of 7-10 bunns & would probably be way too big. for 1-2 rabbits.
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I keep 3 with plenty of room. I think up to 6 would be comfortable. Make sure you reinforce to keep predators out.My Dad raised 5000. It's amazing how little space chickens need to be happy and keep laying.