2 Story Solid Wood Rabbit/Bunny Hutch with 2 Large Main Rooms, Indoor Outdoor Rabbit House Guinea Pig Cage Pet House for Small Animals with Ventilation Door Removable Tray Waterproof Roof (Grey)

Easy to assemble! Took me 20 mins. We use ours for my daughter’s guinea pigs and they love it. Durable and well made!

First of all, all the wooden pieces reeked of mold. I didn't see any but the smell has only faded a little bit. The materials are SO cheap and flimsy. I didn't expect the world's finest quality for this price, but come on. You can see that they only did one fast coat of spray paint and can see through it in many big spots. The top doesn't lay entirely flat, the right side is up a little higher so there's a gap and that's not from when we constructed it. The closing mechanism doesn't seem to be scraping the wood- but there are deep circles with scratched-off paint around the closure on both levels like it does? You can also see on some of the white-colored pieces dirty marks like someone with dirt on their hands was moving the pieces. If that's the case it would mean they sent me a used one when I purchased one that's supposed to be new. These can't be cleaned off and so the enclosure just looks like it's dirty. When you pull out the trays for "easy" clean up, not everything actually comes out with the tray, quite a bit falls down behind it. I already sold my guinea pig's previous enclosure so this is the one I am stuck with now and it sucks. Don't make the same mistake I did and waste your money.

I assembled this small animal hutch last night after it arrived. We have 2 lop bunnies and I thought this would be a great setup for them. It is however quite a bit smaller than I thought. I should have checked measurements beforehand, but that was my bad. The size works fine for them right now as they are small bunnies but I would not recommend if you have anything larger than a Holland Lop, Dutch or dwarf rabbit as it will become a very tight living space as they grow. Right off the bat, I noticed one of the back panels had a large chip/crack in the wood so hopefully this will not be an issue down the road. A couple of the bags of screws were not labeled properly so I had to do some things twice after I realized the sticker on the bag was incorrect. A minor annoyance but frustrating none the less because I was steps ahead at this point and had to backtrack in order to do it properly. The instructions should absolutely have step 1 be to install the dragonfly handles first because as you are installing the front panels, the doors are swinging open and being a huge pain in the butt. Save yourself some major frustration and do the dragonfly handles first!! Once I got the ramp & trays (floors) in, I noticed there was a space between the ramp & top tray (floor). I followed the directions exactly so I’m not sure if this is just a weird batch or what, but I am concerned our bunnies feet will go through & get caught as they are going up & down. I am going to put a shim in the space to cover it just in case, but that is definitely something that seems unsafe to me. Not sure if that is a design flaw for each of these cages or just the one we got. Once I got the roof installed, I added the locking hinge per the directions, then I couldn’t get the roof to close because the hinge is touching the top & won’t fold down all the way. I redid it twice & gave up. I removed the locking hinge as we will only be using the front panel doors anyway & moved on with my life. Some of the things I do like about this small animal house is that both sides on the front panels open completely so you can get your pet out easily without having to reach around anything or try to coax them to a spot where you can get them. I love that there are two metal trays that have been caulked so you should not have any leaking. The trays that come out on both levels should make cleaning an easier & quicker process. The hutch is very cute and it can be used indoors or outside. We have ours indoors so I’m glad we went with the one with the two trays. So far our baby buns seem happy in it. We do let them roam in a big playpen daily so they get a bit of exercise & hops in & that definitely helps on the happy scale since the setup is on the smaller end. All in all, this is a fairly good setup for the price. I don’t know how long it would last outdoors because the materials are cheap but hopefully indoors it will last a long time.

Some scratches & dings, but ultimately an easy to assemble cage for my Guinea’s. I would say maybe add the holes instead of us having to create our own. Other than that looks good, very nice, sturdy, and easy to move.

For right now I have no complaints honestly it’s super pretty and easy to assemble. I did it by my self with a drill and instructions it took me like 40 minutes the most. The size is decent for a small one. My baby loves it, definitely worth the prize!