Good cage? - Paw Talk

candyraver · #1 01-27-2007, 06:59 AM

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Good cage for 2 adult 'normal sized' (

) rabbits?

See that shelf at the top? I want to add a couple more grids to make it a bit higher... then a top just to that part to hang bunny toys.Let me know if it's big enough (they won't be confined there all day,but still I like pets to have room but I'm horrible at judging measurements

) !!!

OR is THiS cage (you know the drill, *clicky here xD!!! ) better? *Going by the fuller top level...*

Which do you think?
Link 1 or 2,or both no good for 2 rabbits?

storminstaffs · #2 01-27-2007, 04:14 PM

i would say they would need to be bigger for rabbits and higher as rabbits are good jumpers

Kendalle · #3 01-27-2007, 04:23 PM

eBay: NEW 42" Exercise Pen Dog Cat Crate Rabbit Chicken Cage (item 180078448432 end time Jan-29-07 08:32:43 PST) what about figuring out a bottom and levels for one of these, its lots cheaper but might take up more space

Angelnstuff · #4 01-27-2007, 05:11 PM

well if the sides are only one grid high you know that a bunny could jump right out of those right? are you planing on buying one of those or just using them as an example?

candyraver · #5 01-27-2007, 06:55 PM

I was using those as an example,I wanted to add grids [like what I said about the top one,add grids so it will be higher & a paritial top so I could hang bunny toys.] I needed to know if the size was good,then I can just add on from that.

Kendalle -thanks for the link,but not quite what I had in mind

The cube cages are easy to tweak& design

candyraver · #6 01-27-2007, 07:04 PM

Oh for the 2nd cage idea,get rid of storage& have a full floor as well.I don't want or need the storage.I'd prefer the floor space.

GeishaGirl · #7 01-27-2007, 10:28 PM

I JUST POSTED THE SAME ONE IN MY TOPIC...

Yes I think so, it should fit 2 rabbit, if they are good hoppers you my need to put it up one cube higher so they won't, Akina is a big jumper so i will have to add on to what I am making!! The second one is good for one, not 2

Hope my ideas helped!!

candyraver · #8 01-28-2007, 04:45 AM

I showed you them last night *slaps you Dawna* stop copying me =/

Luckybunny · #9 01-28-2007, 10:49 AM

You could add a complete second floor (less one grid). It would double the size without going much bigger.

kathydip · #10 01-28-2007, 05:20 PM

I posted pics of Oliver and Ophelia's cage before. I think the thread was labeled "Oliver and Ophelia's cage". It's a great size for two bunnies. They really love it. It was easy and relatively inexpensive to make. It has a bottom and three shelves. All the jumping gives them exercise. They absolutely love the top level. That is where they hang out. I swear they know I cannot get to them there. Well I can because every level has what I call an emergency exit. One grid is not really built into the cage. Instead it is just zip tied on all four sides to the cage. This way if something happens and I have to get in there I can.
If you like mine and have any question just let me know.

rodentz · #11 01-28-2007, 05:52 PM

that pen that you have with the dog in it, I have one of those and if you position it right and get a big enough on they work really well.

GeishaGirl · #12 01-29-2007, 05:29 AM

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Originally Posted by candyraver


	I showed you them last night slaps you Dawna* stop copying me =/*

I am not trying to, lol, I never seen your post, lol, I'm just using it for example, not to do exactly.

kibblesmom · #13 02-05-2007, 11:54 AM

Mine are in a dog pen like the one with the dog in it. It is a little bigger than that one but hey seem to like it. They have plenty of room. They even have a house in it and have room to do a few binkies. My little girl would jump right out of that one although she would love to climb it.