Aivituvin Rabbit Hutch Outdoor Indoor Rabbit Cage Chikcen Coop with Casters Guinea Pig Cage with 3 Deep No Leakage Pull Out Tray,Waterproof Roof

The media could not be loaded. My husband will say that for this enclosure it was worth the money spent. Rio is a great escape artist but after building I do feel like this time he won’t actually escape. (We will see just in case). The material used is pretty decent from the type of wood to the screw being of good quality. There was only one piece that came broken which was one of the trays but we patched it up and seems to be holding well (picture of broken piece). It is very spacious on the lower level and very cozy on the second which is great cause during the day he hides and sleep and at night is very very active so I do believe that the size is prefect for him as of right now. The gap on the gate are smaller then a dime size which gives me comfort that he won’t wiggle his way out. I will admit that I was concerned that maybe this wouldn’t work for our chinchilla but to my surprise it’s actually really nice. When you get the box ideally one person can carry it but after building unless you put wheels on it it’s best to have two people move it. It did take us longer then an hour to build mostly because we used wood glue to make it strong and withhold rio active jumping. I would say that putting together was fairly easy they instructions can be a little confusing but if you just look forward a couple pictures it’s makes sense. If you ever seen ikea instructions they are about the same layout. Over all I am happy with my purchase.

This product is very good for my Guinea Pigs, it's a lot bigger than most normal cages on Amazon and in Pet Stores. I have a list of Pros and Cons below, have a look.PROSVery spacious (you still need to let your piggies or rabbits run around outside of the hutch for exercise.)Overall assembly was pretty easy and I was able to put it all together quickly.The hutch has 3 removable trays that you just take out to clean.The wire mesh on the hutch still works for most of the accessories for my piggies, you may have to stretch it out though.Has 2 floors which adds more space and the second floor has a door that you can close if you need to separate a piggie or separate for other reasons.The door locks are pretty good quality.CONSVery strong smell when you open the box, you absolutely need to open and leave outside for a while if you want to build it inside.Ramp is way to steep and slick for my piggies, I put it down to the lowest I could and wrapped it in rubber shelf liner and it works well.Trays are too shallow, you need to put the absolute smallest layer of seeder down or you can't take the trays out because the seeder will clump at the end of the tray.Gaps between the trays and walls, this leads to seeder getting stuck to the side walls, and pee and poo dripping down to the lower level and the floor.Seeder come flying out of the wire mesh when my piggies run, yep when my piggies run their seeder come flying out of the hutch, best to put plexiglass or something of the like so that stops that issue.Way to dark, it's dark on the top and bottom floors you really can't see your piggies, so I added super cheap led light strips to the top of each section and that helps and looks amazing.Lock for the large section with the ramp is cheap plastic, I just used it for the door on the top floor so I can lock it during cleaning.ConclusionIt's not a very bad hutch, but there most definitely are problems that can be fixed really easily without spending a lot more. I do hope that this helps at least a little bit. I will say again, make sure you open the box outside and let it air out, the smell is insane.

So we used this hutch for 2 guinea pigs. We have a dog and sometimes small children in the house. So it was nice to find something that was totally enclosed, to keep them out. The hutch looks nice. Its not a huge eyesore. I like that it has wheels to move around. Also not being completely on the ground. And lots of access doors.It was not difficult to assemble. I saw some people comment receiving a hay rack and toy. We did not get those. But don't really care all that much about that.Our pigs took a few days to venture up to the top loft/hideout. But once they discovered it, it quickly became a favor spot. They also like the nook under the ramp.Here's my criticisms though. For 2 guineas, the cage seems just barely big enough. The 3 sections come together. But they do not create an even flooring throughout. There's a ridge separating each piece that the animals have to jump (little jump) over. Don't know about rabbits. I just think this kind of hinders "zoomies" for pigs, as its more of a run/hop/run/hop. The pull out trays are nice. But the borders/rims are all wood. Again, I don't know the behavior of bunnies. But our furry potatoes do their business everywhere. Especially corners. So that business isn't always going to be nice on the tray. Its going to soak in and stain the wood. Also, they chew the wood. I'm not sure how this thing is going to look a few months or years down the road. But it is getting chewed on. I'm not sure what kind of wood it is. But it is very soft. And lastly, the wire netting that surrounds it seems very weak to me. Just for the purpose of hanging a water bottle on it, I'm almost afraid to fill it all the way simply because of the weight of the water almost feels like it would be too much for the wire. I'm not sure.That's my thoughts. This hutch still won us over because there's not a whole lot of other options out there.