BAIJIAWEI 36" Wooden Rabbit Cage Hutch - Chicken Coop Bunny Cage Poultry Pet Cage with Ladder and Outdoor Run - Large

We just bought this roomy enough for 2 rabbits. Shipped quickly. It's a very pretty piece in our family room! The assemble instructions is helpful, it's easy to put hutch together and good quality. Our rabbits enjoy going up and down the ramp because of it having two levels. The color is exactly as in the picture. I keep our hutch inside another shed to keep it out of the weather due to it's waterproof roof. Love the pull out tray and the easy open top. With these additions in place the cage turned out great and seems very sturdy now. Overall great product for the price.

There are so many mixed reviews on these type of cages, so I wanted to leave my honest review and help clear things up for others. 1. Concerns about product arriving damaged: mine arrived with no damage. The packaging was pretty good to protect it. It shipped all the way from California to Pennsylvania with no damage. I believe the products that arrive damaged are more related to the shipper and how well they care for the package during shipping rather than the seller or product itself. 2. Quality for Price: many people are complaining about the quality, however let’s put this in perspective. You are paying $200 (give or take). The quality was as I would expect for this price. You can’t even buy a couple boards at Lowe’s for that price anymore so I wasn’t expecting some high end hard wood product with perfect paint. And let’s Be honest, it’s a rabbit cage-it will be messed up anyway in a few days. I would also never expect this caliber of product to withstand any kind of weather and am using this cage inside our horse barn out of the weather. Quality for price is all in the perspective of the purchaser. If you want high end you will need to pay high end prices or pay hundreds for the materials and build one yourself. I paid $100 for a plastic and wire cage so I didn’t think this was a bad price for a light weight wooden one with pull outs. 3. Assembly: personally I felt assembly was easy, but I’ve built many things over the years. I gathered the appropriate tools and took my time. I used a TINY drill bit to help put the latches on but other than that, I used a Phillips hand screwdriver and took my time to ensure that I didn’t damage the cage putting it together. I allowed myself a couple hours to make sure I didn’t rush and damage it. 4. Sturdiness: this cage is NOT for big full size 12-15 lbs rabbits. This is for dwarf/mini/small size rabbits. The dimensions are listed in the description and clearly anyone with a large rabbit (we have large English Lops in addition to mini lops and lion heads) should know this cage isn’t big enough for a large breed rabbit. Large rabbits require special cages. We purchase this for two small non breeding lion head pets that we rescued who we leave free range a lot in our closed barn. For mini/dwarfs, this would allow enough room for 1-2. Any rabbit should be given time outside of their cage for exercise. Cage is sturdy and does not rock. Rabbits chew EVERYTHING so I’m sure I will have to replace parts as needed and reinforce areas but this is no different than any other cage including the plastic ones they chew through. It’s actually very cute looking. Cleaning: the rabbits we are putting on this are litter trained so cleaning is pretty simple for us. However they are rabbits and they are still messy so I think the pull out trays are great to wipe down. Over all I would buy this again to get them out of a small one story plastic and wire cage. I searched the internet for days and all of these type of cages are pretty much all the same quality (just a different brand slapped on them) This one was the best price I could find. Another reason I chose this one, I liked the plastic trays rather than the metal tray inserts as the metal rusts and deteriorates. If you have been searching and were like me, can’t decide on what brand- I definitely don’t regret this decision. My only other option was to pay a lot more and have a custom one built or make my husband build another hutch.

Nice look to it. I love the trays. Easy to put together. I modified them a little and added locks to the trays so they don't slide out and hinges to the roof with locks so I can open the roof and get into the second level without having to deal with the tiny door. I house a Champagne D'Argent in one hutch and in the other hutch a Rex mix when I'm out of the house and they do well in there. When I'm home the animals are litter trained so the hutch is opened for them to go in and out as they please. In the other room I have a ferret in the third hutch. Good for all of them. I personally have one for each rabbit. I wouldn't put two in one hutch. Just personally don't think there's much room for two.

I love this hutch! My guinea pig has been in different places in my house from the bedroom to bathroom, to hallway to even the garage with heater or air conditioner..(not my idea!) because my husband didn't want the guinea pig inside the house. we finally found a great place for her. I was nervous at first because i didn't know if she was going to be safe or comfortable. we keep the hutch outside. My piggy loves the house. is big for her, most of the time she stays in the lower level only. She seems to be more active and happy. It doesn't get too hot or cold, even on very hot days, I only put a cooler during the morning and it felt comfortable; and in the afternoon it wasn't hot. It also protects her from the rain and other animals. I am glad I got a hutch that is all covered instead of just one part. It is also very pretty. I keep it outside in a small patio in front of the house and I received a lot of compliments. I like that people pay attention to my guinea pig now, before the kids wouldn't play with her anymore, now even the kids from the neighborhood stop by to look at her. only thing that was a little bit challenging is cleaning the tray since it is not too deep and you can't put too much bedding because it will fall when you want to clean it. I still love it. I would definitively buy it again. I am not sure how good is going to be in the winter in Chicago.. although some reviews from people from Michigan said they kept their bunny outside during the winter. I probably will move her inside when it gets very cold but for now we are really enjoying it.

This is not really good for hens. There is no roosting bar, nor a true nesting box. ALL of the floors pull out which makes for easy cleaning but due to the gap when the tray is out, it's not predator safe. With that said, a good sized coyote or dog could tear the cage apart. The door hinges are VERY CHEAP. I rcvd 2 identical sheets of instructions for steps 1 thru 4, which are for hinge placement. It's a good thing I'm good at puzzles because I didnt have instructions for the rest of the assembly. I also used gorilla glue for the dowels to strengthen the corners. It will hold my 2 chickens until I can afford a better option.

I did have a little trouble actually receiving the product. But that was not on the company as it got lost in the mail. They instantly sent me a new Hutch with no problems. Even helped me with tracking the new shipment. The assembly was a little difficult would recommend using a drill if possible but it can be done with a simple screwdriver just a little harder. The pull out drawers make for easy cleaning as well. This product is very sturdy I have a pretty fat bun bun and she hops and jumps around just fine in it. The nesting area is huge and she loves sleeping in it. All in all it is a great product. Would not recommend using bedding in the bottom portion of Hutch. Bedding trays are not deep enough.

We bought this for my daughter’s dwarf rabbit. When we opened the box the first thing we saw was a broken piece of wood. The instructions were horrible. Pieces that were shown in the instructions didn’t match at all with how it was supposed to be put together. It comes with screws that have to be screwed in but no predrilled holes. When you start building and put the screws in it cracks the wood easily. I put the thing together but some of the pieces were unable to be put on. It’s sturdy enough as is for my daughters rabbit. It’s also easy for her to clean (that’s really the only positive). It wasn’t worth returning because of the weight alone. I would never recommend this product to anyone unfortunately.

This hutch is perfect for my two 8 week old rabbits! When they are full grown, I will need to buy a second hutch though. I think two dwarf rabbits could live in here happily, but it's too small for more than one standard 9-11lb rabbit. It works great for me, and I will probably buy the exact same one for my second hutch =) It was easy to put together, most of the holes are pre-drilled. I recommend pre-drilling any other holes you need (like for the latches) because the wood will split easily from the force of the screw! I painted a protective clear coat on the outside of the hutch for some extra protection against moisture. Hopefully the hutch will last me a couple of years!