Hamster Cage Large Guinea Pig Cage with Metal Frame Movable Rat Habitat with Aluminium Alloy Edge,Plastic Deep Not Leakage Pull Out Tray,Storage Shelf

This was fairly easy to assemble for my daughter and me. Took about 30 min. and only hitch was one wheel was a bit stubborn. It looks really nice and I’m excited to introduce my Guinea Pig to her new house. This will be much easier for me to clean. Over all it is very sturdy and seems to be plenty roomy for her.

Love this hamster house (cage). We purchased it for our two (2) new family pets, Percy & Rory, who are dwarf hamsters. They love running all over their house. There is a lot of space to put all of the things they need. I’m on the upper deck we did build a fence out of craft logs to ensure they would not fall off as it is about a 12” difference. It is easy to access them to play with them and it is so very easy to clean their house.Highly recommend this “cage” as a place for your little family pets.

I loved this cage and how it looks, however, it is simply just too small for a hedgehog or any other mammal/rodent that size. This cage is perfect for a hamster and that is about it. However, I will say that cleaning the poop off of the wood ramp was a disaster. There are divots on the ramp that the poop gets stuck in and when I tried to clean it off, some paint was coming off. After that, I put a fleece lining down and on the ramp and didn't have that issue anymore but just something to keep in mind.

I like the fact that they put metal edges on the wood ramps etc. Rabbits and guineas are notorious for chewing and I have hanging chew toys for my girls. My daughter was impressed with the fact that the frame is metal, I am too. I’m now looking for a two level metal cage for my buck rabbits to share in the summer when it’s hot outside, so I can just roll them into the house when the heat gets to be too much.

It is not chew proof because my hamster chews on it constantly despite all her toys. It came in very fast but wasn’t worth the time or money spent on it. There are no predrilled holes. Any amount of bedding makes it impossible to slide that thing out and makes clean up 2x as long as it should be. I intend on buying a cage with actual quality the moment I can but seriously please do not buy this cage. It’s a waste of your time and money. I mean that with every fiber of my being.

Aesthetically so nice! My Guinea pig is much larger than a hamster or a rat, so we are not using the smaller ramp or the little hut for the second floor, but hamsters would love those features! I will say that you need a power drill to put some of the screws in, but other than that, it was pretty easy to put together. I absolutely love the clear panel door in the front as well as the large tray at the bottom. Absolutely amazing hutch for the price.

The cage was easy to assemble but once I got it together I quickly realized it would be inhumane to make any animal live in there full time. I used it for a very young hamster for about a week until I finally just got a 40 gallon breeder tank. This could be used as a hospital cage for short term only IMO

I have two guinea pigs, and this provides the right amount of space for them. However, it's not the easiest to clean. Bedding tends to fall between the tray and the cage, so a brush or vacuum is needed to get it out. Also, my pigs can easily toss their bedding and hay out of the wire sides, and one of my naughty pigs can easily pull off the mid level that the ramps sit on, so I'd suggest screwing it down.Overall, it's a good cage and I'm glad I got it, but I wouldn't put more than two pigs in it.