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Rabbit 120 Guinea Pig and Dwarf Rabbit Cage by Ferplast

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Price: £75.00

Ref: 23808

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Description

Suitable for the following small pet breeds:

2 Guinea Pigs or 2 small Rabbits.

The Rabbit 120 Guinea Pig and Dwarf Rabbit Cage by Ferplast is an ideal rabbit home to bring your bunnies indoors, whilst keeping the living space of a conventional hutch.

Coming complete with:

Removable base tray for easy cleaning;
1 x Plastic Hay Racks to keep food off the ground and help keep your cage clean and food fresh;
1 x Plastic Feeding Bowl;
1 x Plastic Water Bottles;
Plastic home to provide a retreat for your rabbit or guinea pig;
1 Access door measuring 116 x 33cm.

Rabbits and guinea pigs need lots of exercise in order to stay happy and healthy.

A rabbit or guinea pig should never permanently be kept in its cage and should be let out in a suitable run for exercise.

Suitable for guinea pigs and dwarf rabbits.

Colours and styles may vary.

One supplied.

Approximate Dimensions (Packaged):

L118 x W58.5 x H51.5cm.

Approximate Dimensions (Product):

L118 x W58.5 x H51.5cm.

Approximate Product Weight (for Delivery charge calculation):

10.2kg.

Ref: 23808

Reviews

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Rabbit 120 Guinea Pig and Dwarf Rabbit Cage by Ferplast

Avg. Customer Rating:

4.6 stars

(based on 29 reviews)

100% of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Customers most agreed on the following attributes:

Pros:

Lightweight (11), Easy to assemble (10), Easily cleaned (9), Easy to clean (9), Roomy (8)

Best Uses:

Small animals (10), Pet hygiene (3)

Describe Yourself:

Long-time pet owner (14), New pet owner (6)

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Don't buy a smaller cage

By Dave Mack

from Stockport, Greater Manchester on 24/4/2012

Pros:

Durable, Easy to Clean, Good size opening, Lightweight, Spacious

Best Uses:

Small Animals

Describe Yourself:

New Pet Owner

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Rabbit 120 Guinea Pig and Dwarf Rabbit Cage by Ferplast:

This is a great home for our new Piggies. We have 2 they have lots of room to run around but would not advise buying any smaller like the 100 as they will out grow it. Ask at the pet shop and if they are true pet lovers they will tell you that this is the minimum size for 2.

At first they could not get on to the feeding shelf but soon learned how to jump up and down after a couple of months. A large log tunnel fits well in it as an extra hideing place. They need to have time in a bigger run outside or in the house or they will get over weight. Distilled white vinegar is the best for cleaning the cage as the urine will stain the corners of the cage. WOULD RECOMMEND TO A FRIEND. I got the stand as well which means the cage does not get knocked on the floor plus easier to cleanout.

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[6 of 8 customers found this review helpful]

Guinea Pig Owner

By LORD PIG

from LONDON on 27/10/2011

Pros:

Easy to Clean, Spacious

Cons:

Bit hrd for my pig to up

Best Uses:

Small Animals

Describe Yourself:

Long-time Pet Owner

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Rabbit 120 Guinea Pig and Dwarf Rabbit Cage by Ferplast:

I have two male pigs (boars - bought from P.A.H) they fought, so I had to separate them. They love being on their own and get a lot of attention from the kids. This cage is massive for just one pig, but for two adult pigs its too small. My pig is a 'lord pig' now and loves it. Even though this cage is big it is still very important to let your pigs out for a walk around the house or out in a run, not in cold weather.

Our pigs 'popcorn' like crazy and are very happy. Another tip is to add a little maybe 100ml of Ocean spray cranberry classic juice, with no added sugar.

This helps with Vit C, also to prevent Gaul Stones, or small grit. Also keep the same food and only very little greens, carrots and grass etc.

Sorry to have gone off a bit, but anyone buying this cage would defo be able to resell.

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[6 of 6 customers found this review helpful]

dwarf rabbit cage

By riddler

from coleraine co.londonderry on 15/9/2011

Pros:

A good size, Durable, Easy to Clean

Best Uses:

Small Animals

Describe Yourself:

Long-time Pet Owner

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Rabbit 120 Guinea Pig and Dwarf Rabbit Cage by Ferplast:

i bought this for my daughters 2 netherland dwarf rabbits and they love it plenty of room for them to stretch out, i took out the sleeping quarters and gave them 2 igloos to sleep in which they much prefer.

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Excellent Cage !

By Ukpicky

from Manchester on 30/4/2011

Pros:

Attractive Design, Durable, Easy to Clean, Lightweight, Spacious

Best Uses:

Small Animals

Describe Yourself:

New Pet Owner

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Rabbit 120 Guinea Pig and Dwarf Rabbit Cage by Ferplast:

We have just upgraded to this from the smaller 100 cage as my daughters piggies had outgrown the other cage and they love it ! Plenty of room to run around and the bed area is much better (previous bed was just in the one corner). Overall a great buy - just wish I had purchased this one from the start really as would have saved myself a small fortune :-/

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[3 of 3 customers found this review helpful]

Excellent Cage !

By Ukpicky

from Manchester on 30/4/2011

Pros:

Attractive Design, Durable, Easy to Clean, Lightweight, Spacious

Best Uses:

Small Animals

Describe Yourself:

New Pet Owner

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Rabbit 120 Guinea Pig and Dwarf Rabbit Cage by Ferplast:

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Good

By Audrey

from England on 27/3/2011

Pros:

Easy to Clean, Lightweight

Cons:

Cramped

Best Uses:

Small Animals

Describe Yourself:

Long-time Pet Owner

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Rabbit 120 Guinea Pig and Dwarf Rabbit Cage by Ferplast:

I bought this in store and it had everything (ceraminc bowl, hay, games etc.). I would say this is good, although my guinea pigs do like to nibble, so the cage has a big bite mark on the side. The plastic house given with the cage isn't great - it's hard to get them out and it is very static, so when you clean it it's hard to get bits of hay off. I would not recommend this cage if your guinea pigs don't get a run as it can be a bit small.

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[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]

Great!

By Kat

from Scotland on 21/1/2011

Pros:

Attractive Design, Spacious

Cons:

Stains easily

Best Uses:

Small Animals

Describe Yourself:

Long-time Pet Owner

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Rabbit 120 Guinea Pig and Dwarf Rabbit Cage by Ferplast:

I got this for my rabbit when he was 12 weeks old and it was a perfect for him, and there is enough room for his litter tray. Now he is 6 months old and I feel he needs something bigger despite being told by the seller at Pets at Home that this would be suitable. I would recommend this for guinea pigs and small rabbits only as Ferplast now suggest, as I feel for medium size rabbits it becomes too small as they get older.
He doesn't use the inside house that comes with it, but loves sleeping on top of it.
From what I have experienced, there have been no downsides other than the fact it stains easily (his cage is cleaned out with boiling water and cage disinfectant every two days so its not laziness on my part) however now he uses a litter tray so it is not a problem any more.