MidWest Wabbitat Deluxe Rabbit Home

Cage is a nice bit of kit; the XL is roomy - fits perfect in an open basement space. Seems sturdy enough for indoor use; I'd be hesitant to use it outdoors as a permanent cage home. As for the assembly, it took about 15 minutes to put together, including the 5 minutes it took to suss out that I initially had the cage inside-out, even after reading the instructions. My advise is look at the big photo on the box ... you'll see that during initial assembly the front top bevel goes up. Anyways, if something seems to not fit correctly, you're probably not doing it right. The parts will only go together correctly one way ... especially the corner clips ... if it seems the bar spacing is off, the cage Cage is a nice bit of kit; the XL is roomy - fits perfect in an open basement space. Seems sturdy enough for indoor use; I'd be hesitant to use it outdoors as a permanent cage home. As for the assembly, it took about 15 minutes to put together, including the 5 minutes it took to suss out that I initially had the cage inside-out, even after reading the instructions. My advise is look at the big photo on the box ... you'll see that during initial assembly the front top bevel goes up. Anyways, if something seems to not fit correctly, you're probably not doing it right. The parts will only go together correctly one way ... especially the corner clips ... if it seems the bar spacing is off, the cage is likely inside-out. Wish I could post more than six pics! Cheers … more

I bought the 39.5 inch option. This cage is awesome and I LOVE that the entire side opens up instead of just a door (I don’t have to worry about my rabbits feet getting caught in the bars when he hops in and out freely). My rabbit is pretty chunky and even he can use the space under the feeding deck as a hideaway. I also like the feeding station, that it’s elevated to give my bun something to catch all the food and hay he inevitably dumps out of the bowl, instead of it ending up all over the carpet blanket I have lining the bottom of the cage. Assembly went pretty smooth, only hiccup was making sure the side panels were correctly snapped into place (they have to be kinda pounded into place so I bought the 39.5 inch option. This cage is awesome and I LOVE that the entire side opens up instead of just a door (I don’t have to worry about my rabbits feet getting caught in the bars when he hops in and out freely). My rabbit is pretty chunky and even he can use the space under the feeding deck as a hideaway. I also like the feeding station, that it’s elevated to give my bun something to catch all the food and hay he inevitably dumps out of the bowl, instead of it ending up all over the carpet blanket I have lining the bottom of the cage. Assembly went pretty smooth, only hiccup was making sure the side panels were correctly snapped into place (they have to be kinda pounded into place so they snap in firmly) … more

Cage was delivered and that’s when it all began. While my boyfriend and I laid all the parts on the floor our precious Holland lop blooping around we started this build. After assembling the sides the rest of the pieces after that would not fit. After Having to modify the remaining parts and fixing the bent cage which took us forever we ended up being more exhausted frustrated and dissatisfied. It’s a great cage in the end but just not worth the price paid when we had to cut pieces to make it actually fit.

I have a baby Netherland Dwarf and the 47" is the perfect size for him. The shelf makes the perfect hide spot for him. The bowl placement makes it impossible for him to throw his food bowl. He is able to binky, stretch out, and throw his toys all around it. It is only used for a night cage and he has free roam otherwise. I don't use the hay rack because he eats mostly hay and I don't use the water bottle as he prefers a bowl.

Unless using as a temporary cage for a very young or small rabbit, this really should only be used for a litter box or a hiding house addition to an existing run. For adult rabbits this does not have the space needed for a healthy rabbit to hop at least three times, nor enough hay accessibility (little wire holder is way too small). X-Pen + dog kennels are a much better alternative, other than custom grid/hutches. For smaller critters it may work.

I just received this product about an hour ago and started assembling it immediately. I got to part 3 of the instructions and I came to realize that the space between the corners is uneven and I am unable to secure the corner stabilizers. I was excited but I got my hopes up. I’ve been stuck on this part for the past 30 minutes. It’s a big plastic cage and it’s cheap parts that aren’t even built correctly.

It is a great cage for our two bunnies. The shipping was fast, putting it together was easy and our two bunnies (Ollie and Rose) love it. It has great features like the water bottle, hay holder, food bowl, two levels, hid away area and multiple openings to access the bunnies. It’s very easy to clean and gives it the open feel. It was large in size so they have room to roam, perfect for us.

I got this as a "summer home" for my ferret; we use it on really hot days when he needs to be in the AC (our bedrooms) instead of in his main (really large) cage in the living room. So this cage fits under my son's loft bed quite nicely. The ferret *loves* it. He hides things in the little hutch--note, one design flaw: it's hard to reach around and get things out of it!--and has plenty of room to scratch about. The high sides keep the fluff in the cage and off the carpet. Would definitely buy again!

after about an hour of thinking I was insane & the parts were badly made, I had my dad work his magic and after a little bit of work, every piece fit together perfectly and the cage is now a perfect addition for my home!! and my bunny loves it when it’s time for bed & she’s done roaming the house :) great purchase overall

the reason I gave it one star is because I spent a lot of money on this and mine came with a crack so when you put the thing in, it won’t stay..