Aivituvin Rabbit Hutch Large Wooden Bunny House Guinea Pig Cages on Wheels, Two Trays, Indoor Outdoor

this was my babies safe space, even though he had the whole house to roam, perfect cage with plenty of room and easy clean up- wood does soak in smell tho

I love how easy this was to put together!! I put it together by myself and it only took me about 2 hours again I was working alone and taking my time. It makes cleaning the cage so much easier and I feel so much better knowing my bunny has space to move around after being stuck in a small cage for so long. I did buy a food ball to hang on the side of the cage just cause my bunny likes to tip his bowl over and since the cage has the bottom drawer he can’t reach any food that he dumps out so that made it easier. It did take him a little bit to start going up and down the ramp to the top floor but now he uses it all the time. Again with cleaning it is 10x easier than the old cage I had. I just put two pee pads in the bottom and then bought a small cat litter box from the dollar tree and it works perfect!! The wood did smell when I pulled it out of the box and I was worried it would stay but it went away after about a day or two. Definitely only made for inside purposes though because the wood can only get wet so much. My only worry is my bunny keeps chewing on the wood and I don’t know how to get him to stop… Overall an amazing home for my bunny, safe to say he loves it

In regards to the 3 things I was asked to rank: Easy to assemble: I was able to put it together by myself but you have to be careful because the wood is soft and you can easily over-drill the screws in to the holes. Plus, the back side cracked after putting the asphalt lid on and closing it. The holes weren't pre-drilled so I had to eyeball it and apparently I didn't do a great job eyeballing it because the corner post split. Easy to clean: I liked this model because it has the wire grates on the bottom so I don't have to worry about him sitting in his own poop and pee. I was also really excited that it said it had a deeper tray so it wouldn't leak. HOWEVER, having just cleaned out the tray, I want to let someone know that it was really difficult to do. Firstly, the wooden tray is very tight so it sticks inside the slots. Secondly, the hay falls through the grates and ends up binding up when you try to pull the tray out so I had to get in there with my hands and move it out of the way (so gross). Lastly, by the time I was done doing that, I just wanted to put it back together and skip the grates this time around but I will say that I don't know how they are 'easily removable' because I had a heck of a time moving them out of the way to break up the hay so I could pull the try out. Hopefully it gets better as I do it repeatedly. Maybe I will figure out a hack? For now I'm trying disposable pads on the bottom to soak up the urine. I was thinking about trying the washable cloth ones if it works better than leaving it bare. Sturdiness: it doesn't wiggle or wobble once it is all put together but I'm irritated that the back corner post split. The locks on the doors are pretty secure. Not secure enough to keep out racoons and etc but sturdy enough that my older cat can't figure it out. Pros: grate on 1st level keeps them from sitting in their waste, hardware cloth grates are really good for holding up a water bottle, extra spacious so he can stretch out on the grated side and live like a king. Cons: stunk to high heavens upon opening the box (i had to open my windows to air out my house), no grate in the second tier, soft wood is easily damaged, difficult to remove tray for cleaning. Atilla the Bun definitely likes it more than his previous cage though because he spends a lot of time sprawled out on the bottom level relaxing and napping. With his other cage, he'd go lay under my kitchen table most of the time.

Although it was listed as 69$ by the time I checked out and shipping kicked in it was 159$!😦 I love it so does my bunny granted he has ate most of the inside! Which that’s what they do so I shouldn’t expect less! Anyways, it’s his mansion and he’s a lot happier so I’m happy! Oh and you have to assemble so be ready to build!

Very cute and much more aesthetically pleasing than most animal cages, however, my bunny likes to go potty in one of the corners of the cage and it does leak. Also somehow the tray that is supposed to be removable and easy to clean is stuck. Not super sturdy wood but my bunny is petit and doesn’t need anything super super heavy duty. All around decent and super cute.

Great small cage to fit in my small apartment. Only personal issue is my rabbit likes to eat wood and that does severely damage the bottom layer of the cage, I recommend plastic if that's an issue for you or just lay a lot of hay. Other than that, is a really good cage for the cost.

Was easy to put together by myself but took some creativeness, 2 people would make it easier. I ended up using the bottom portion of hutch to feed making it much easier to clean. I found the upstairs area left the butts of bunnies wet. It looks like they are more active by feeding on lower portion as well. Latches are ok but if you have a dog or cat that is spending time, they could potentially unlatch. Better locking mechanism would be preferred. Value I think is spot on except for the latches. Functionality is good for 2 small bunnies. This hutch is great for periods of time, however, would need to also have time spent in playpen, etc.

Belle cage mais le bois est très cheap et se brise facilement si vous drillez les vis trop vite

Easy to put together. Hard to see labels on pieces to put together. Some places didn’t have holes where they should have been so had to make our own. Glad I had a drill. Some cosmetic scratches and paint missing in places. One piece of wood was cracked Good quality hutch however.

Great rabbit hutch. Easy to assemble. The only two complaints I have is the STRONG smell of the wood (or whatever they treated the wood with). Definitely build the hutch and leave it a few days before adding the rabbit to it. The other complaint is, you must have a waterproof blanket (as seen in my picture) under the hutch. Depending where the rabbit decides to use the bathroom, pee has went out the sides. Thankful I had the blanket! Lots of room for the rabbit, she adjusted to using the ramp to go into the upper level in a few days.

La qualité reste à désiré, je recommande de coller les morceaux pendant l’assemblage avec de la colle tout usage qu’on utilise en construction. Sinon mon lapin vie sa meilleure vie.