So the large trays are solid? There are no wire floor above it? I'm asking because the cage we have now has a wire floor with a pull-out tray beneath.
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the plastic slide out tray sits on top of the wire frame cage. The trays are completely solid.
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It has a wire bottom like the rest of the sides and roof. But has two slide trays that can be removed and place back in very easily because of how wide the doors open The smaller tray sits on a bracket rack sort of thing that can be moved around.
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The tray sits on medal bars. If the animal poops on the tray the animal sits in poop. I use litter boxes and it works great. Love this cage.
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I have not used the cage in this way. The wires are far enough apart to get feet stuck use newspaper or a towel to thread between the bars to prevent trapped feet. Keep the shelves close to the floor to prevent kitten mishaps. They can't escape
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You really can put it either way but, I found that if you put the grate on top of the tray you can not hang things like toys from the top inside of the cage. So, my parrot like the grate under the tray :)
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Yes, you can remove the tray and liner but make sure that the metal grate in the cage bottom is secure. And, the height is ~11 inches off the ground.
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I have no idea, but I love the cage. You would probably have to give them a flooring right? I think its a great cage for the price and have zero complaints. Very roomy and I like that it is wide.
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I'm not sure what you mean- your chinchillas SHOULD just be running around on the tray. The wire bottom of the cage is only meant to hold up the tray. If your tray is not on top of the wire bottom, you have put it together slightly wrong. Note that the wire bottom is easily removable (i.e. by tilting up one side and sliding it out), and that the plastic tray fits on top of the wire bottom. So just put the plastic tray on top of the wire bottom and slide BOTH pieces back in with the tray on top. Does that make sense?
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The tray is made out of plastic. Eventhough its pretty sturdy and flexible plastic, be careful when pulling out because I already cracked mine through the middle a bit. I recommend this cage. I still have my bird living there. He's pretty happy.
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The cage is a 'semigloss' like finish.. it is metallic, and in my apt light has a very slight pale green appearance Almost an off white.. i waxed mine with automotive wax before assembly.The top flat 'tray' is very close but not touching the top cage bars. So you can hang toys off the top of the cage (which under the tray is just like the sides in appearance) I actually left my top tray completely off so my African Grey could have more light, AND could swing around up under the top of the cage on the top cage bars.It is a nice cage.
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If you mean wire racks that hold the trays. There are 3. Hope this information helps.
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The wire rack slides easily into the middle position. The solid tray on the bottom does not.
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The upper level has a tray that pulls out, but bottom level is open. My husband added a piece of plywood to the floor and added some very thin walls going half way up the wire sides, due to the fact that my rabbit was making messes on our floor. My rabbit loves her new home.
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The floor is plastic and separates down the middle. You piece the two sides together and then lay another plastic piece down to keep them from separating. It's annoying but my rabbit loves the cage.
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I keep a removable ceramic tray on top of the floor grid and under the shelf, that way my rattie only has to walk on a small portion of the cage bottom. I've never seen his feet fall through the grid. Ratties are pretty agile, like squirrels running on phone lines. The open area is in the corner which SamSam already uses for potty anyway. That way I can clean the tray or the slide-out as needed. I also keep his little house on top of the ceramic tray and give him lots of tissues or paper towels to shred and use for nesting. He loves this cage and I think it's great too. One other tip is to use dust free cat litter in the bottom tray. Keeps the odor down to a minimum. I keep a removable ceramic tray on top of the floor grid and under the shelf, that way my rattie only has to walk on a small portion of the cage bottom. I've never seen his feet fall through the grid. Ratties are pretty agile, like squirrels running on phone lines. The open area is in the corner which SamSam already uses for potty anyway. That way I can clean the tray or the slide-out as needed. I also keep his little house on top of the ceramic tray and give him lots of tissues or paper towels to shred and use for nesting. He loves this cage and I think it's great too. One other tip is to... » Read More I keep a removable ceramic tray on top of the floor grid and under the shelf, that way my rattie only has to walk on a small portion of the cage bottom. I've never seen his feet fall through the grid. Ratties are pretty agile, like squirrels running on phone lines. The open area is in the corner which SamSam already uses for potty anyway. That way I can clean the tray or the slide-out as needed. I also keep his little house on top of the ceramic tray and give him lots of tissues or paper towels to shred and use for nesting. He loves this cage and I think it's great too. One other tip is to use dust free cat litter in the bottom tray. Keeps the odor down to a minimum. « Show Less
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Two loops come together. I've used wire to tie the loops together so that squirrels can't tilt the tray.
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The floor is part of the wired crate and has the drop in tray. I also bought a nice cushion for the bottom. My dog is now 14 pounds and we have adjusted the crate to her size over the past year. She was 3 pounds when we brought her home. She is a year old today and fits nicely in the crate. She loves it.
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The tray under the grid is removable but not the grid itself. The crate is at my daughters where her pit bull uses it. I'd guess the space is about 1.75 - 2 inches. Her pit went through a lot of crates but has been in this one well over a year with no problems. See reviews though, they are very mixed but it has worked well for us.
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No, there is no wire on the floor so the droppings would be in the tray when the tray is removed there is no floor .