Wooden Two-Tier Rabbit or Guinea Pig Hutch - 4ft

The media could not be loaded.  Even when they’re free roam bunnies they love a good chill in here. Easy to put up and big enough for a little hub for their antics. Thank you!

This looks exactly as the picture shows when buying, it is ok to assemble but you do need 2 as be impossible to put roof on without 2 people. The annoying thing is there is no holes when you get to screw the back bits on and at times the screw would be stubborn and not budge. Instructions were easy to follow. Not sure yet what my rabbit thinks as she would rather go in the half falling apart hutch lol. It is plenty big enough for my bunny but if you are getting it for more than one I would say the sleeping bit at the top would be very tight for them

I have had this hutch for 4 months, and it’s a brilliant hutch for my two guinea pigs. I am 13 and experienced with guinea pigs, and can say that this hutch is one to buy. The cover fits perfectly. There were 2 things that stood out though, I changed the locks recently to classic silver bolts because the original locks were rusting and didn’t fit into eachother so well, however they were extremely easy to screw out and replace no problem. The other thing is that the top floor in the heat slightly warped where the stairs meet the floor, making the tray harder to push in after cleaning and the board above the ramp no longer nicely fits down if the pigs need to be separated. It’s a nice colour and easy to clean, but if you are buying it I would change the locks to bolts that slide across instead just because of rust and it’s a little more secure.

Great rabbit hutch overall love the idea of the slide out trays and the plastic material of the tray for effortless tidying and keeping it clean! Easy enough to assemble.. will be ordering a cover very soon thanks.

Easy to build, still seems sturdy after about 6 months use. Easy to clean out with trays and top-lifting roof. Catches on doors work well. Ramp-door feature really useful for letting pets in and out of cage. Guinea pigs have nibbled some of the woodwork on the doors, which they haven't done with previous wooden cages so I wonder if the wood is a bit softer, hasn't interfered with function though. Netting on doors/sides isn't the most practical for attaching things like water bottles to but it is possible. I'm a little concerned that there's little holding the internal ramp in place - just one screw securing the bottom to the back wall - but it has held so far.

This hutch was so easy to assemble looks lovely . Great having the two levels cleaning the hutch easier and can disinfect it and dry it easy brilliant buy

Lovely design which makes it very easy to keep clean and access the little critters. I only regret that it isn't a little larger in terms of floor area. When the ramp door cover is open the floor space is considerably reduced. It is also very 'open' at the bottom which will make it drafty in winter. I don't consider it large enough for rabbits unless very small variety, but for a couple of Guinea pigs it is ok provided they get to also have a run.

Measurements listed are of the top roof laid down flat. In reality it's at an angle and there is an overhang on the front and sides. This is appropriate size for guinea pigs only as a house. Really flimsy. Locks are decorative only, not protecting anything from getting in. Floor fell out within the first week.