Can this pen attach easily to a wire rabbit cage? I want a rabbit to freely move from her wire cage where the food &amp; litter box is kept to the pen.
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I don't see why not. My only concern would be that you would have to be careful what you used to attach the cage to the pen since rabbits are known to chew all kinds of things. You would not want to use wire ties or anything else like that which the bunnies could get lodged in their throats or their tummies. Better safe than sorry!
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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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Not sure if the pen would be good for a cat, they like to climb I used the pen for my rabbit and it was perfect. I don't know of any top cover for the pen.
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I've never heard that a rabbit needs a wire floor, but this one does not have one. FYI my old rabbit recently died and I listed the cage on Craigslist for free. I must have had forty or fifty rabbit people call me about it.
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Yes. I left my dwarf and full sized bunnies in their pen all the time. They were not able to jump out of it.
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Try this: put the food container and hay feeder on the top of litter box at corners because bunny eats and poops concurrently. It works for me bunny with less accidents on the feeding platform now... but he pees in bedding area all the time, any suggestions?
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The hooks on either side could be used inside a cage too. I don't know how successful that would be with a rabbit bumping it and playing with it though. I cut holes and hung mine on the outside. Refilling is also easier from the outside. This is a nice, sturdy container, better than some I've seen.
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Yes. That is exactly why I bought two. I remove the side panels of both cages and use tie straps to connect the cages. My rabbit is 13lbs so one cage is too small.
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I only use bedding in the bottom pan, we do not put bedding on the wire rack. My bunny has no problem with her feet hurting on the wire, but I do make sure she has a bed to lie on if she wants. I really like this cage because the bottom pan is so deep and the poo does not overflow. I also don't recommend putting bedding where your bunny can sit in its own urine since they can get a parasite that could come from sitting in its urine. You can also put hay on the wire to help the bunnies feet.
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I had the same problem with my rabbit; I ended up ordering stainless steel bowls from Amazon which hook onto the cage. I use one for food and one for treats; this is working out great! It's been a year now and I'm very happy with the outcome :)) TRY THIS! You won't be sorry....
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It's meant to only go in a corner that the rabbit predominantly uses so it could work in a dog cage. You just might have to use different attachment pieces. I use wire with rubber clamps.
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Lol, my rabbit chews on it sometimes still too. She likes to try to pull it around with her like a toy also. I just hooked it to one of the cage "bars" so that she can't pull it around too much and set her in it. She did not stay long, but got the idea. Sometimes she flattens it out and lays on top of the outside of it and honestly, sometimes my silly rabbit like to lay in her litter box. She thinks that is a cool bed rather than a litter box, lol! Anyway, I would just keep sitting her back in it and she will probably decide it is a snuggley place to be. Good luck!
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I have a mini holland lop in it. The cage was too small for him when he had a corner litter box. It's not too bad without it, but he also has an outdoor cage for him to have a lot more room in. It definitely isn't roomy enough for a large rabbit.
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Wire floors aren't necessarily bad for rabbits. Standing around in their own urine certainly is, it can 'burn' the pads of their feet. The wire flooring allows the urine to 'escape'. A better idea is to provide mats. These can be made of cardboard, woven grass etc. Also it's a good idea to invest in a play pen or something similar and let your rabbit have some time out on the ground & space to hop around.
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It's the cage. By cover do you mean that blue mat that goes on the bottom? No it's not a cover if that's what you mean. It's a small playpen meant for small animals like rabbits. I bought 4 of these and combined two of them to make a huge play pen around my XL Living World Rabbit Cage, so that my bunnies can play around inside of it.
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I don't think so, it is pretty secure - I had my bunny in her hutch for quite a while. The only thing that got in there was a mouse (looking to eat her bunny food)
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it should. I used wire to connect mine to the rabbit cage. it made it more tighter .love the product no more messes on the floor.