Are there any hooks to secure the pan to the cage? I am afraid my bunny will move it around. Thanks.
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nope....i think you should look for another one if u need hooks to secure and the pan is kind of big if u plan to put it in the cage....i think this pan is designed for outside for them run around....
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I purchase the "Lock-on" litter pan and there is a screw-on device to secure the pan to the cage's bars. I considered the "High Back" in fear of my bunny spraying or kicking bedding out, but the "Lock-on" has been perfect. This is such an amazing product and I would never consider changing to anything else. It's so easy to clean and allows the bunny so much space to do their business.
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There is a lock on litter pan that screws to the side of the cage. we have a hutch and drilled a hole in the side to attach this pan and have never had problems. as far as I know the high back does not lock in place.
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My mischievous Min Pin is about 2 pounds of Houdini-like escapist and she can't get out. She can get a foot, or her muzzle out in the space between the hood and basket opening, where the zipper joins them, but that's all. I'm afraid your surprise will be outed by the box, as there's a picture and verbiage on it.
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The grate should be removed for the rabbit's sake. If the cage is cleaned regularly, there won't be any messy feet to deal with.
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This is a great product. Small rabbits cannot squeeze underneath or through. We connected our cage to it with bungee cords. We put a sheet cover over the top to prevent any jumping attempts.
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I'm not sure how much my bunny weighs. Maybe about the same? She's about 8 months old and this cage is pretty small. She stretches out like a dog sometimes from not having room to move around much. If I were to see this in the store, I would've tried to find a bigger one. I guess that's where paying attention to measurements would've come in handy!
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some hay will get on floor (0f cage) however, mostly it is well contained within the hay baler; it has a scoop design on the bottom which helps prevent major fallout lol I put in cornerwise in my bunny's cage and it is well accessable. I think you woll be happy with this product! I am :))))
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no tipping here.. altho for a bunny, you might want to consider a lower entry way.. this is about a 6 inch side to get into the box. then again, bunnies hop, so.. :) good luck!
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We have ours indoors! I put a tarp under the part that would be typically for grass/ground. Our bunny is potty trained, so we have a litter box that she uses but it has pull out trays for easy cleaning-- no grates though, just the pan. It's a really nice house!
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Yes. I have this on my deck and I purchased a plastic rug protector to place under the cage for easier cleaning. It is so warped the stray between levels is difficult to pull in and out so it is easier to tip the whole cage for cleaning purposes. Then the ramp gets caught up. But, my bunny loves hopping around in there and runs up and down the ramp all day. I like that he is protected from predators and has shade all day. It would probably cost a LOT more for a better cage.
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No hooks on the inside, just a tether. I have three mini-doxies (16 lbs, 12 lbs, 10 lbs) and they fit perfectly.
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Personally I think this would be fine for a nighttime cage, provided that your bunny will have lots of free time to hop/play during the day. This is great to contain a bunny, it just won't give them any room to exercise and play.
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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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When I bought my cage, there were two stainless steel cups with the hooks. Try a smaller pet shop. Sometimes they have a better selection then the big box stores.
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We used pliers to open the clasps, connected the panels and then closed the clasps securely w/ the pliers again. To reinforce we then used the stakes to secure the pen into the area that we placed it in. That was one of the negatives I felt to this pen, but once we did that we have had no issues w/ our rabbit getting out. Good luck....
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My bun ate the mat - so Im not sure it would make good cage bottom- I have a flat bottom cage- so no wire issues- but the mat is now 1/4 of its original size from being munched on.
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Yes, there is a Velcro strap that runs around it. I have rabbits that are between 2.5 and 6 lbs with plenty of extra room for larger size. My rabbits are very comfortable in it.
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There is a slight space between the tray and the cage where my chinchilla managed to keep escaping. I think with a rabbit and its size that you might be okay.