Acrylic Guinea Pig Cages - Large Habitat for Guinea Pigs, Small Animals Cage Without top, Easy-to-Clean Disposable Bottom,3 PCS Waterproof Paper,12 Panels

The media could not be loaded. So of course my piggy and I LOVE THISS!!! ITS SOOO CUTENESS but.. it was a little weird to assemble. I made my brother do it and the two frames that go in the front and back didn’t align with the screws and stuff so we had to assemble it a different way which had a small gap but it was fine! Also the acrylic was lowkey hard to peel off but may be easy to some of y’all! Other than that, it is so cute! It also doesn’t have a bottom, just paper card board bjt you can always put a blanket or two down! So cute. I recommend this for anyone who has one or two piggies but I feel like even with two it might be a little small? Or who knows

This acrylic cage is great. It wasn't too difficult for me to assemble, a lot easier that other ones I've tried. My little ones seem to love it so Im happy with it.

I have had this cage since April, and while it is very nice looking, the air flow is awful. I have to change the fleece every two/three days even with spot cleaning due to the moisture retention. The cage is in the same location as a previous Midwest cage which had none of those issues. I’m disappointed that it’s not working out, but lesson learned!

Many small animal cages are tiny and made with these annoying wire bars that somewhat impede one's ability to adequately watch their furry critters. I have long disliked them for this. I like to know what my little guy is doing, but to get a cage that allowed me to see him clearly, I had to sacrifice his space. Since guinea pigs are herd animals that eat graze on grass, they need to be able move around. This cage is the perfect solution for this problem. It is large and very spacious. At the same time, it is entirely see-through (no more annoying wires!), and the walls are high enough that I can build him a deep bed in case he wants to burrow and several hideaways as well. I appreciate that it comes with disposable liners for the bottom of the cage. The only issue I have is with the open top being inviting to my cat who loves to chase him (she doesn't really hurt him, but he doesn't like it either way). This can be circumvented by just putting another liner over the top, but it would be nice if it came with an acrylic top closure as well, or something else to cover it. Overall, this is a great, over-sized, beautiful cage that is surprisingly easily to put together.

I got this cage for my birthday in March. It looked really nice. On Saturday 8/17 the plastic started to crack, that night it broke apart and cannot be fixed. By looking at the plastic it was made very thin and would not hold up. I'm very disappointed and had to buy another cage for my Gunia's.

We tried this cage out for our 2 guinea pigs and it did not work as planned. It was very large and the bottom was so messy and smelly.

I love being able to see my guinea pigs so clearly, the panels are thick and scratch resistant. It was super easy to put the panels and connectors together. It's a good size for 2 guinea pigs, I'd get a second set if you have 3 or more. The panels are easy to clean, I wipe them down weekly with a damp cloth and they haven't stained at all in 3 months of use

So far, I am satisfied with the quality of material these small pet cage panels are made of, which appears to be a clear form of acryllic, or other plastic of some kind. These panels are not super thin, but also not overly thick. Either way, the thickness level of these panels has made them strong enough to not easily crack under pressure once several panels have been connected. Of course, that's assuming that users are handling the cage items appropriately, not subjecting them to harsh treatment, and only using them as the product is intended to be used.The panels do have pre-measured and pre-cut holes across them, as access points for securing water bottles, or other pet items. The connector bits are made of good quality, decently strong metal, which connects by use of screws. They do need to be correctly aligned with some degree of precision, but not unreasonably so. The screws are short, though, so do tighten them a bit, but be careful not to overly tighten them, as to avoid possible issues with the panel's acryllic make-up.However, the panels are not that tall. Thier effectiveness at containing small pets will depend on the pet species, thier instincts and behaviors, plus thier personalities and quirks. In my case, we have guinea pigs. Thier cage is set up on top of a table, several feet high. Therefore, they don't make attempts to escape thier habitat. But if the cage were set up on the floor, then the panels would be short enough that the pigs will have a good chance at succeeding in any escape attempts, and therefore might be more inclined to attempt it. So just be aware of this, and choose a cage set up style and location accordingly.There are several paper material based cage bottom disposable liners included. These are good when traveling, or if users just want to keep things simple, easy, and fast for cleaning purposes. But do be aware that it's still made of a kind of paper, therefore, users will still need a waterproof cage bottom.4 out of 5 stars.