Ware Home Sweet Home Plastic Small Animal Cage, Color Varies

This cage is perfect. It is intended for chinchillas, rabbits, guinea pigs, and ferrets but is not suitable for an animal that size. I used this cage for my hamster and it was easy to assemble, had tons of space, is easy to clean, and is also easy to open the door so I can take my hamster out. Overall, great cage.

I had bought this cage for my guinea pig and the cage itself was not made well at all. It has been falling apart and won't stay up and I honestly want to avoid getting a new one. I thought this was going to be a great purchase but I should have bought it elsewhere. I wanted to spoil my guinea pig with a new cage and I was very dissatisfied!

As a travel/hospital cage? Yes. As an animal's actual home? Absolutely not! I wonder how often people think to research the basic needs of the animal they're getting, or even use common sense for that matter. A rabbit, for example. They love to hop, run, and "binky" when they are happy. So who in their right mind would think this was an appropriate cage? I don't even see why it is on the market. Oh right..because it is cheap. If you can't afford to buy an animal what it needs for a happy, healthy life, then DON'T GET IT. It should not have to suffer for your selfish want.

Just bought this for rats I have. They chewed through the bottom of the cage. Not happy.

Its great for hamsters or large most CE. A little small for rats, as they need a lot of space. Solid cage. Easy to Assemble and clean.

Not a guinea pig cage. Too small, check out their Midwest habitat cage or a c&c cage

I just wanted to inform you and any other people thinking this suffices for a rabbit cage that it does not even come close to the space a rabbit requires, not even for a dwarf. This should be used as a sleeping cage at best and nothing more. Rabbits need to at least be able to stand up on their hind legs and hop back and forth repeatedly and that is the bare minimum and some hours of outside time should be given to make up for the lack of space. A rabbit simply cannot be happy in a cage this small; bigger is always better, I strongly encourage you all to do more research on rabbits and invest in a larger cage. Iam not saying this just to be right or tell you that you're wrong, this is for the I just wanted to inform you and any other people thinking this suffices for a rabbit cage that it does not even come close to the space a rabbit requires, not even for a dwarf. This should be used as a sleeping cage at best and nothing more. Rabbits need to at least be able to stand up on their hind legs and hop back and forth repeatedly and that is the bare minimum and some hours of outside time should be given to make up for the lack of space. A rabbit simply cannot be happy in a cage this small; bigger is always better, I strongly encourage you all to do more research on rabbits and invest in a larger cage. Iam not saying this just to be right or tell you that you're wrong, this is for the well being of your animal so please don't take offense to this and continue to house a rabbit in this, your bunny is NOT happy if this is where it spends its entire day. … more

This cage is awful. However, it will do, and I can't send it back since I don't have a replacement at this time. It doesn't latch very well.

Sending this item back due to the fact that the corner wire was broken. I want to return it but i don't have any other home for my hedgie at the moment! good product but it was broken!!!

Cage is much bigger than i expected. Fits my 2 rats great!