Would this be okay for a guinea pig? I know they naturally have bad backs, so I was worried about the ramp, do you think it would be okay?
1152717
I think it would be perfect! It's great size for them and the ramp is not as high as it looks. I don't think they would have a problem
1152718
I think so. It is a steep ramp. My bunny rarely goes up it. But it is definitely big enough.
1152719
Yes. I had. Rabbits they like to chew the wood but we kept it out side and looks nice. I would buy it again
1152720
This is great for them. I'm using it for 2 guineas about 2-3 months old and they love going up and down the ramp. I just use a towel on the rough ramp.
1152721
Don't know for sure, but the ramp is steep, but has good traction-It's like a roofing material that has ridges molded onto it. Size is better for small animals like that. You can close off the ramp if it doesn't work out.
443988
Probably. Our 110# GSD uses it and loves it. I think the weight limit is 300# so it should be ok. We load our GSD into the side of a Honda Odyssey van so it is not a steep grade. If you load into the back or side of a SUV I suspect that would be a steeper grade the dog may or may not get enough traction and feel comfortable with it. The ramp is a good material, fiberglass I think, with a decent traction (sand paper like) surface. And, made in the USA.
906225
no it wont be any good. not even good for 1 guinea pig, super tiny. if you have a c&c; cage you better off using those grids to make a play pen. if you dont have c&c; cage you can always buy some mesh storage cubes that has 9 holes and make your own play pen with it.BB&B; has the cheapest storage cubes, amazon sellers price has gone up 200%
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!
1100716
It was a gift sent from Amazon to a friend so I never saw it but if it has a bottom in it rather than just the sides around, it would be perfect for your guinea pigs I would think. I don't know anything about guinea pigs but the pen has mesh on the sides so if they chew, it might not work. Hope this helps.
1609450
I'd say probably....unless you had an extra large guinea pig. I don't think it would be the best toy for them though.
1786706
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.
332973
I don't think it is strong enough for that. Your ramp will need a strong side to lean against. And the dog may be too heavy for it. I would try a good old red rider wagon. They have sides now and should work well.
659001
I think it is perfect for my 2. They run around like wild men in there. If you have room for it, I would go with the bigger cage. The guinea pigs will be much happier.
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.
1465519
the bottom is open so you can have it on grass. I have one rabbit in it so it could work for the guinea pigs. if you keep it outdoors make sure you secure it and put chickenwire underneath so nothing can dig in or out.
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!
721882
The ramp is strong enough to hold the dog but I am not sure he will be able to climb up the ramp with bad hips. Our dog ( Welsh Corgi) is old and has arthritis in her hips plus bad eye sight and she would go down the ramp but refused to go up the ramp. Maybe because your dog is bigger it might be easier for the size of your dog. Sorry I can't give a more definitive answer but it did not work for our dog. The ramp is strong and has a good covering for non slip climbing. The product is solid but again I can't tell if it would work for your dog.
398933
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.
360626
Yes, this is definitely big enough for two guinea pigs, I have washed this several times and it has kept its durability.My bunny has become a fat bunny and he still has room in this. Hope this answere's your question.
444023
I use this ramp with a Lab that is around 85 lbs. and it is no problem. It's pretty sturdy.
32506
I wouldn't recommend this for a dwarf. I have a mini lop (averaging 5-10 pounds) and it is just small enough. A dwarf would more likely fit in a guinea pig leash/harness as their weight and build are similar!