Kaytee Woodland Get-A-Way Small Pet Hideout

The information gives the basal area and claims it is suitable for rabbits. However, with the taper, it is not. It is only big enough for Guinea pigs.

We're using it for outdoor wild bunnies who need some hideouts from predators. Bunnies cannot dig holes in hard Arizona desert land. Not sure it will get used, but we put hay in it anyway.

Small house but big enough for my 5 and 7yr old fat pigs to get in and out easily. If you have nudgers who like to flip their houses like mine this one is good to have as they aren't able to completely flip it. They can move it around a little but it's too heavy for them to actually flip. Nice and sturdy.

One of the better houses I’ve purchased for my chinchillas! It’s sturdy and nicely built, and fits into a cage nicely! I definitely recommend going with the large.

I wanted a wooden hideout for my guinea pig, because he would chew the entryway to his clear plastic one, and I didn’t want him ingesting any plastic. The construction of this hideout is great. It looks and smells nice. But my guinea pig won’t go in it! It’s been 2 days and he hasn’t gone in it. He peeks inside and nibbles the outside of it, but he refuses to go in it. I even put carrots in there, and he just stretched himself as far as he could to grab the carrots without going all the way in (very clever). He likes to lie down in the space between the back of the hideout and the wall of his cage. Why won’t he go in it? Is it too dark in there? Does he just have to get used to it? Obviously I wanted a wooden hideout for my guinea pig, because he would chew the entryway to his clear plastic one, and I didn’t want him ingesting any plastic. The construction of this hideout is great. It looks and smells nice. But my guinea pig won’t go in it! It’s been 2 days and he hasn’t gone in it. He peeks inside and nibbles the outside of it, but he refuses to go in it. I even put carrots in there, and he just stretched himself as far as he could to grab the carrots without going all the way in (very clever). He likes to lie down in the space between the back of the hideout and the wall of his cage. Why won’t he go in it? Is it too dark in there? Does he just have to get used to it? Obviously he can’t answer these questions! I don’t want him to think he has no place to go when he’s startled. Maybe my guinea pig is weird, so I don’t want to rate this product too poorly or deter anyone from buying it. … more

It's only my opinion. I think kaytee products have been going down in quality. There was a time I only bought kaytee. Although I still do love their water bottles

Our boy loves to hide in this and chews it to remodel it to his standard.

This is too small for my five guinea pigs, I own a larger version of this one I don't know why this one is smaller.

This is a bit small, and would fit one skinny pig. My pigs are a bit fat so they don’t like staying inside, they chew on it sometimes :)

This has been a quality hide that both my girls love. I bought a second one for their cage extension so they each have their own now. Happy that its wood in case they decide to chew on it. Sturdy and has not tipped over. They both fit in one house if your pigs are into sharing.