THE BEST PET HUTCH PawHut Wood-metal Rabbit Hutch Elevated Guinea Pig House Pet Bunny Cage
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- BEST HUTCH PawHut Wood-metal Rabbit Hutch Elevated Guinea Pig House Pet Bunny Cage with
Slide-Out Tray Lockable Door Outdoor 122 x 63 x 92cm Light Yellow
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MULTI-FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY CENTER: Featuring spacious living space and a large running area, this rabbit hutch provides ample space for your pet to rest, play and exercise. Ideal for rabbits, bunnies, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and other similar-sized animals.
STURDY & WEATHER RESISTANT: This guinea pig hutch is constructed of solid fir wood and metal frame which is much stronger than a traditional wooden frame. Coated with water-based paint and tilt asphalt roof included to against the weather elements.
CONSIDERATE DESIGN: There is a ramp connecting with living room and outdoor run for an easy access. Lockable doors for easy in and out and ensure your pet’s safety. The mesh window on the main house allow you to observe your pet more easily.
COMFORTABLE HABITAT: Constructed with durable and sturdy galvanized wire to keep rabbits in and predators out as well as ensure good air circulation, this outdoor rabbit hutch providing your pet an affordable and comfortable habitat.
EASY TO CLEAN: Equips with a removable pull out tray, this guinea pig house is easy to clean. Overall Dimension: 122L x 63W x 92H cm, House Dimensions: 52L x 48W x 52H cm. Suitable for 2-4 rabbits.
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Thinking of getting this one for housing some quail's. Thank you so much for this video ☺️
it is very good and strong
My indoor home base for my dwarf bunny is bigger than that. They need space to run!! Couldn’t image keeping my girl outside.
Yes they enjoy a run around the garden especially at the moment with the apple's
This is nice I have to Holland lops there 6 and 5
It does look really well made however, these are waaayy too small for a single rabbit, even a fairly small one. Not too bad if they get regular access to a large run/free roam the garden or house or something but rabbits need a lot more space to really thrive
I had no idea about this until recently but have been looking at how rabbits seem to thrive indoors with large habitats. Even if the rabbit is given regular exercise outside the hutch my issue with these hutches is that I assume 90% of owners start with the best intentions but as life gets busy / novelty wears off the rabbits are left alone in these for long periods and basically forgotten about.
@@osr4152 yes I think that does happen quite often. I think the best thing is rabbits to have lots of indoor space like you say or have a biiig set up outside with hutch, tunnels, runs etc 24/7
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How do you still like this? Is it weathering nicely?
very good the weather
Rabbits don’t belong in hutches….but this is kinda big
This is a tiny hutch, even for 1 rabbit!
it’s not big actually, it’s very small for a rabbit. And your right! They don’t belong outside.
@@KermitAdventures true, i didnt see it clearly probably, and i have a rabbit myself i would never put him in that.
@@rosielove6431 true!!!