PawHut 59.5" Small Animal Cage with Wheels, 6-Level Portable Bunny Cage, Chinchilla Ferret Cage with Removable Tray, Platform and Ramp

It was perfect for my baby dwarf rats and it's bigger than it looks. Loved all the access points and that the plastic was smooth, so easy to clean. The bottom isn't the thickest material, so it wouldn't be great long-term for any chewers. I did put one of the snaps in the top corner of the front plastic panel to prevent it from bowing outward too much if they tried to escape, as rats often do. But otherwise, this cage is a fantastic baby cage or travel cage (not suitable long term for guineas or bunny). Easy to move around with the big wheels and it's super lightweight. I used it for several weeks and loved it.

Perfect for our four ferrets!We went from a cage meant for two ferrets (We didn't plan on four ferrets) to this cage and it has made all the difference! They love exploring all of the different levels, and have enough room to comfortably play/nap either seperately or together! Only downside is that the metal enclosure was difficult to piece together. My husband had a piece of metal suddenly warp, unclip and it stabbed right through his finger, in one side and out the other so just be careful...

The plastic bottom parts are not resistant to my rat's chewing. She first chewed holes through the bottom shelf (the one that has openings for droppings to fall into the bottom drawer that slides out for cleaning) and she has now chewed through all 4 corners of that bottom drawer. Fortunately, when the drawer is in place, the thicker plastic of the bottom section covers it so there's no escape route for her. But if she starts chewing the front of the drawer, she'll be able to get out. Where can we get replacement parts? Can we substitute other material for the bottom shelf? Currently, all we have that fits is a piece of wood, which will do in a pinch, but I'm assuming that will start to smell once it gets any urine soaked into it. How can I stop her from completely destroying the bottom section?

Perfect guinea pig cage for one pig. It would be small for multiple. I like the front door and the extra top door.

Best cage I’ve used for my rabbits so far.It doesn’t have a lot of room for them to move around the way a bunny should but I’ve compensated for that with a HUGE play pen. If I need to get around easier I set it up in a circle around their cage. Other times I have it set up as a wall to block off half my living room giving them so much room to run around.I have really bad ADHD so taking care of their litter box every few days has always been a challenge for me and this cage has made that process so much easier. The grated flooring at the bottom is two pieces and to avoid needing to clean those I left one of them out. The bunnies can sit directly on their litter and this way they get to “dig” the way most bunnies like to. They push the dirty litter under the side with the grated floor and dig out the fresh litter. So when I go to clean it about every week it’s a breeze. The litter drawer is very wide and deep enough that I can pull it out and dump.They have ZERO grip to go up the ramps. SOLUTION: using a $2.00 fleece blanket I got from Walmart I cut it into rectangles larger then the ramps, cut slits around all 4 edges and then tied them together around the ramp to secure them. (Similar process to those diy blankets made from two fleece blankets)The shelves aren’t the most secure things. THEY HAVENT FALLEN but they aren’t straight. Also, I wish I went with the shorter cage since they have only ever gone up to the 3rd/4th shelf but I have a plan to trade out some of the small plastic shelves at the top and make a larger one from wood toward the top giving them more room to lay down.If this company can make a similar cage but larger width I would highly recommend this to anyone with rabbits. But right now I can only recommend it to any other small pet owners or people who can have their rabbit(s) roam out of the cage VERY FREQUENTLY.Over all great cage, FAST shipping, great price, easy to assemble. (Step ladder will be required to assemble to the top half)

Tl;Dr: Great cage! Extremely sturdy and MASSIVELY tall. Had for a year and it hasn’t shown any concerning wear or tear. Not great for senior rats though. May require some hands on makeshift mods depending on your rats. Critter nation supremacy however if you’re like me and live in a closet with no horizontal space, this cage is a nice second choice.Have had this for a year! It currently houses 6 (big) male rats very comfortably! Honestly I could probably get 6 more before things start to get crowded. 15-20 rats would be my estimated limit.That being said my only “complaint” is this is not a friendly cage for senior rats UNLESS you do modifications or make use of tightly strung hammocks as makeshift floor space. Currently I have two of the platforms creating makeshift floor space on the top floor since all the rats adore that spot and one of my seniors REFUSES to be on the bottom level lol.You will also need a LOT of fall breaks (I own about 20 hammocks/tunnels that I cycle through during cleanings). Especially if your rats like to wrestle a lot.All in all an amazing cage. Would absolutely recommend it considering the price and size. If bought I recommend also purchasing a pack of 4 hammocks on Amazon for like $15. Maybe 8…