Little Friends Rabbit Cage, 80 cm, Pink

I am using this cage as an oversized "hide" for my rabbit, I don't think they would ever be big enough as a full time cage for such active animals HOWEVER, its perfect if you just want a safe place for your pets to hide if they are free roaming the house! I did notice the top of the slide/ramp is very small, my rabbit is only small but he does find it far too scary to travel up it most of the time sadly!

This cage was easy to put together, and gives our energetic little bunny plenty of room. It took her a few days to realise that she could safely climb the ramp as it moves slightly when she puts her weight on it in order to go down.There are a couple of things which could be improved: The side doors could be bigger, for ease of cleaning and to aid in removing wriggly pets who aren't always keen on being picked up out of their cage. But hopefully that will ease with time. Also although the cage feels nice and sturdy there are a couple of spots where the edges don't line up perfectly and leave a slightly larger gap, it doesn't affect our psycho bun, as she really likes the cage, and sometimes refuses to leave it at all, but if she ever notices the flaw, we may have to install and extra fastening, a small clamp or cable tie would probably suffice.I have only taken one star off for the flaws, as in the grand scheme of things it is very good value for the price, and if I ever need another cage would definitely buy again.

This was as I expected it to be. Good service with delivery and speed. My bunny is indoors at night so he uses it for bedtime. The access hole to the top from the ramp is a bit tight and has a sharpish piece of plastic in the centre so my rabbit doesn’t like going up there really. You can clean it without dismantling it but it’s easier to lift the top section off to clean which is a bit more effort.

I brought the 100cm double in silver for my two guineas! I think you know whether your pigs will adjust by their personalities. I did have to make adjustment to the ramp by stapling roofing material for grip as it was more of a slide for Guinea pigs, they struggled but they seem okay now. One pig is more confident than the other so he has taken to it well, whilst the other I imagine will take his time. The cage is sturdy, if the bars are all aligned well and clips adjusted. You can clearly tell that the 'makers' want you to pull the metal so it is sturdy but very flexible so I imagine the heavier the animal you have it will lose its sturdiness and more clips would be needed. I am happy! I was concerned after reading other reviews but I'm pleasantly surprised. The cage is very versatile for accessories. I'm awaiting for a drinking bottle now. Cleaning the ground floor is the only downfall, top layer is very accessible so I have made that their food area. You will have to remove the top to get access to ground or be a pro and roll up blankets if that is what you use. Would be hard if using hay/sawdust. Be prepared and willing to make adjustments is my only advice. :)

I bought this as a replacement cage for one guinea pig, to try to give it as much indoor space as possible.It took about 10 minutes to put the cage together, and it wasn't difficult - the fiddliest part was securing the structure by tightening the wire loops at the corners with pliers. Once that was sorted, the whole thing was quite sturdy.The guinea pig settled in fairly quickly - after a few days, it was running up and down the ramp quite happily, and it certainly has a lot more space than before.As far as the guinea pig is concerned, the new cage is a vast improvement.For me, the main drawback is cleaning it out. This is an indoor cage, so to prevent odours, it needs a good clean-out at least twice a week. The old cage was smaller, and on one level, so it was very easy to unhook the top, carry the base tray outside, and tip the soiled contents straight into the wheelie bin.This one is not so easy. There are huge 2 trays to be cleaned, on 2 levels. If I want to carry them outside and empty them into the wheelie bin, I need to dismantle the entire structure, and it's a BIG heavy structure. Even after it is dismantled, I've found that the trays are too big to carry outside comfortably when they are full of soiled loose bedding.Another option is for me to remove the soiled bedding through the front doors of the cage. This is also awkward, because the front doors are small, and not really designed for that purpose. This means that I have to scoop out the soiled bedding through the doors a bit at a time, which is a messy, smelly time-consuming job, and I invariably end up with bits all over the floor.I accept that there is also the option of opening the top door (the "roof"). It's a bigger opening, which gives better access to the top floor. I need to keep the cage on a bench, so to remove the soiled bedding this way, I have to stand on a chair, or lift the whole thing down onto the floor - and it's heavy and bulky. Either way, this method only works for the top floor - the bottom floor doesn't have a roof flap..... and finally, after removing all the soiled stuff, it is also quite fiddly to wipe out the cage and put in fresh bedding.So yes, the guinea pig likes it, but it takes a lot more time to clean it out properly, and I accept that I should have thought of this before I bought it. It would be so much easier if it had a sliding tray access, like some of the outdoor hutches I've seen.