BINKYBUNNY Mini Haven - Rabbit Hideouts & Play Structure for Indoor Bunnies & Chinchillas

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The media could not be loaded. My bunnies LOVE the BinkyBunny's Maze Haven. My bunnies love the original version and we decided to expand by buying the Mini version. We moved the original one to the outdoors while keeping the Mini Maze Haven indoors. The mini Maze Haven is just as easy to assemble as the full-size one. It is about half the size of the full version. Same sturdy quality and construction. We are very pleased with it.It's so easy to assemble my kids do it all the time. We made a video of the unboxing and assembly too.

Just as other reviews suggested, it isn't the easiest to assemble. The best way to assemble it, in my opinion is to look at the picture on the box and instructions to line the holes up properly. Once it's assembled though, your rabbits will definitely enjoy it. I was worried about my chonks caving it in but the cardboard is super durable. Both my girls don't use it too often but when they do, they enjoy leaping up to the top level and sticking their head through all the holes. I definitely recommend it.

my bunny loves it. she's a really tiny dwarf bunny. unfortunately i couldn't use it as a two story for her because she couldn't get up there on her own. so instead i just put them back to back. she enjoys going in there and relaxing and comes out when she wants to play. one of them doesn't have the middle partition in it so it's just simply a empty square but she likes to run in there fast and then sprints out of there towards me. if she likes it then it's fine with me.one thing to note though is when ur assembling it, it is very easy to bend the cardboard. so just becareful installing it. but once it's put together and not touched constantly, it'll last. fortunately for me, my bun doesn't bite the cardboard. but if urs does, it could be ruined, plus it may upset their tummies.

He went in it immediately which most new toys he isnt interested in. The top floor is kinda slippy for him. Tommy is a mini Rex 4lb 20 inches long when stretched. you can see the bottom is small because it has a support beam of support. I may make this 1 long story. Its durable and easy to put together. The instructions weren't clear on how to attach the second floor but the picture showed me the proper way.

My bunny (Nacho) loves this. He didn't go into it much when I had it in the other room, but I noticed he really liked sitting against the wall in the dining room. I moved it out there and now he just hides in there for hours and takes naps.For assembling, I originally had it stacked as a tower, but my bun doesn't hop on things much so I took the top off which was very easy. I didn't realize that I should've left some of the holes blocked off to make it more interesting, but Nacho doesn't seem to mind much. I wasn't sure how to connect them side by side, so I did tape the tops together so Nacho doesn't shove one into the living room and cause us to trip on it. Other than a little confusion for me, this is perfect for my lil bun!

I like how customizable is! Not too hard to assemble either (~5 minutes). The material is a typical corrugated cardboard, nothing special. Seems a bit expensive for what it is at ~$25 but it's pretty sturdy for my 4.5 lb/2 kg rabbit. She is a bit apprehensive in climbing it since she doesn't have a great grip on the cardboard but she seems to be fine exploring it. It's super super cute when she pokes her head out the top hole (kind of like a forbidden Whac-A-Mole).

I wrestled with myself for quite awhile on weather I should spend the money on cardboard. I decided my sweet bunny was worth it. It turned out terrible. Very small product, very very difficult to assemble. The worst part was the hole size you had to punch out for the rabbit to get in and out. The holes were hard to get out and way to small for an adult size rabbit to get in and out easily. He checked it out. Went in and to the second level. After that he won’t even go near it. He won’t even chew up the cardboard. I use to put a cardboard box down he could easily jump into and he had weeks of fun with a simple cardboard box. Learned my lesson.