PawHut Rolling Small Animal Rabbit Cage for Bunny, Chinchillas, & Gerbils with a Large Living Space

It is a very nice cage! We have two gerbils in it, and the spacing of the bars seem perfect. They won't be able to get out. It's very well made!

Good size, easy to clean, and she can see us so she feels part of the pack. On rollers and front door of cage opens into a ramp we can leave open for her to come in and out.

I really like the cage, but when we were putting it together 2 of the plastic clamps that holds cage to bottom broke off. Also it is a little hard to clean the shelves. You might want to think of changing the style so they slide out to clean.

This cage brought me too much stress for the price. Is a very nice metal cage with enough space for my rabbit. It wasn't that difficult to assemble. My rabbit loves her new cage.

Fast shipping and great product perfect for my rescued squirrel to jump and play in !

My babies are happy with their new home. Thanks to the shelf, they have more room to play with than the dog crates I had them in originally.

Okay so let me just start off by saying I LOVE how deep the bin is once you remove the trays. My female rats love to burrow and dig so the bottom is better then any cage I've seen with 1/2 in bar spacing and the size. It's easy to assemble but I would advise you have someone to help you. It's super tall, wide, has wheels so it's easy to move around. The top of the cage has a door so you can make it taller with another cage. I have nothing bad to say! Super happy and so are my rats!

Okay so let me just start off by saying I LOVE how deep the bin is once you remove the trays. My female rats love to burrow and dig so the bottom is better then any cage I've seen with 1/2 in bar spacing and the size. It's easy to assemble but I would advise you have someone to help you. It's super tall, wide, has wheels so it's easy to move around. The top of the cage has a door so you can make it taller with another cage. I have nothing bad to say! Super happy and so are my rats!

took a while to get here, but it was so worth it! my bunny Boots absolutely loves it:) I had gone back and forth between deciding on the taller cage with more levels and this one, but decided on this one because the levels are more roomier.

We got this for a kitten we took in. It's been really nice to have. I did cut carpet pieces to fit on the shelves,steps are a little slick but she seems to do fine with them. I can fit her food, water and small litter box inside with no issues.

I purchased this cage for a rabbit that can't walk. I needed a cage that would allow the pee and poop drop down under him so he would not be laying in it all the time. This cage is perfect because it has a plastic grate instead of wire. It is much more comfortable for him.The cage is very good quality and easy to assemble.

Great option for a large cage! It was pretty simple to put together and seems pretty secure. The bars are close enough together for a rat, not sure about a hamster or anything of that size. I may find some extra clips to better secure the 2nd story.

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)

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)

PawHut knows what they are doing, man. This cage was easy to put together and feels sturdy thanks to some extra plastic pieces that help the wired walls sit securely. (If your chinchilla has any large items put them in the cage before you put it together i.e. a wheel). My chinchilla came with a Kaytee cage and I've been looking to upgrade for a few months... I'm so glad I did and that I picked this cage. This cage is 100% the best for value/quality. My other chin has a $350-$400 cage and I'm strongly considering "upgrading" to one of these for her, too. This makes a perfect chinchilla cage for these reasons: solid bottom door that opens down so there are no scary gaps in bars for the chins to break their little legs, it's tall and has removeable ladders to give optimal hopping and climbing space, removeable bottom grate, and four large openings. The top doors both open to the side and there is a door on the very top of the cage. In the picture you'll see I taped a piece of blue paper to the outside of the bottom door just so I don't accidentally step on it during play time. I'm also excited about the pull out tray for cleaning. I left out the ladders and the grate on the bottom but both appeared to be great quality. So far Chuck likes his new domain!

The cage is very well-made it was easy to put together and the chinchillas seem to be very comfortable in it. The casters make it so much easier to move them from room to room when it gets warm I have to move them into a cooler area

PawHut knows what they are doing, man. This cage was easy to put together and feels sturdy thanks to some extra plastic pieces that help the wired walls sit securely. (If your chinchilla has any large items put them in the cage before you put it together i.e. a wheel). My chinchilla came with a Kaytee cage and I've been looking to upgrade for a few months... I'm so glad I did and that I picked this cage. This cage is 100% the best for value/quality. My other chin has a $350-$400 cage and I'm strongly considering "upgrading" to one of these for her, too. This makes a perfect chinchilla cage for these reasons: solid bottom door that opens down so there are no scary gaps in bars for the chins to break their little legs, it's tall and has removeable ladders to give optimal hopping and climbing space, removeable bottom grate, and four large openings. The top doors both open to the side and there is a door on the very top of the cage. In the picture you'll see I taped a piece of blue paper to the outside of the bottom door just so I don't accidentally step on it during play time. I'm also excited about the pull out tray for cleaning. I left out the ladders and the grate on the bottom but both appeared to be great quality. So far Chuck likes his new domain!

I had a large multilevel cage for my rats and they would poop anywhere and it would fall outside the cage and be a huge mess all around it. I replaced it with two of these cages instead and that little wall around the bottom is amazing for keeping it all in. Also they can't really reach whatever you have in the pullout tray, so I wrap it in a garbage bag or cat box liner before litter and slide it in for easy cleaning and they won't reach through and try to nest with it. Holes in the bottom are great size for mess to fall through, doesn't get stuck in between and the floor seems much more comfortable for them than regular wire cages. Instead of having multiple levels there's room for hammocks and climbing ropes/bridges things like that. House smells so much better now just cause it's so simple to clean I do it more often and the mess doesn't fall around the outside of the cage and stay hidden somewhere and stink. Would definitely purchase again.

I'm really liking this cage so far! It is a great size for Rats! Easy to clean and fun to organize and decorate! Perfect bar spacing and quite sturdy.I removed the grate at the bottom because it allows a deep base for extra play. The grate is unnecessary for rats.Most assembly was easy except for shelves. The shelves were pretty difficult for me.Overall a great cage!Left one star off mostly for the difficulty of shelves.

I love this cage for my sons rabbit.Pros-Easy to unsnap a few pieces for easy cleaning-Easy to assemble-Very tall, the rabbit loves sitting up top