PawHut 2 Tier Wooden Rabbit Hutch Guinea Pig House Bunny Cage Backyard w/Ramp Outdoor Run Built-in Tray Openable Roof Small Animal House Brown, 108 x 45 x 78 cm

Very good hutch. Very easy to put to gether done in 10 minutes

the daughter loves it, nice little hutch. not as sturdy as I'd hoped

This cage looked ok on the picture but is, in my opinion, not suitable for a Guinea pig.The tray that collects the mess is supposed to pull to empty. This is extremely hard to pull out and push back in again, making it extremely difficult to clean out.The materials used are flimsy and will not last long and soak up water. It needs to be looked at by the manufacturer.I will never buy this product again. 😞

Perfect space for my junior dwarf lop.Instructions were not 100% clear and I did end up putting a couple of things the wrong way but trial and error we got there and was all put together very quickly :)Happy with the hutch overall

I use this as I run a small animal rescue. For a temporary enclosure this works absolutely fine so long as the animal still has time out of this such as in a pen or free roaming.It feels pretty sturdy though I’m not sure how well it will do if there is adverse weather such as heavy rain. I use this indoors.Realistically this wouldn’t work for rabbits or Guinea pigs as a permanent home, but if combined and used as part of a free roaming room (where the animal can leave when he/she likes) then it would work fine. Though if that is the case you would be better off just getting a hide.Remember for Guinea pigs (pair) aim for at least 4ft by 2ft in size but ideally larger if you can with time out of the cage each day (ideally whenever they want).Remember for rabbits (pair) aim for at least 6ft by 2ft with an additional 32sq ft for exercise when they choose.