Is it suitable for outdoor use year-round?

It is built for outdoor use, with an asphalt roof and weather-resistant wood. In harsh winters or heavy rain, move it under cover and check the wood for moisture.

How many rabbits does it hold?

The house is about 23.5 by 19 inches, so it suits one or two small rabbits or a pair of guinea pigs. Larger rabbits will find the ramp and doors cramped.

Does it have a floor?

The enclosed house sits above a removable sliding tray, but the run is open to the ground. Rabbits that dig can tunnel out, so set it on a solid base or add mesh underneath.

How hard is assembly?

It arrives flat-packed with hardware and a manual. Two people make it easier, and expect to spend an afternoon on it.

Can I move it around the yard?

At around 41 lbs it can be lifted by two people, but it is not designed as a portable tractor. Plan a spot before building it.

Where is the Small Animal Cage cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $389.52, as of our latest check.

Small Animal Cage

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Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

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Last seen at $389.52 at Deal.ai on Nov 9.

Our take on the Small Animal Cage

This is a two-level wooden hutch for rabbits and guinea pigs, with an enclosed sleeping house and an open run joined by a ramp. The fir wood build, asphalt roof and spray wire are aimed at outdoor use, and the sliding tray and multiple lockable doors make cleaning and handling easier than a single-door box hutch. It suits owners who want one unit that covers shelter and exercise space. Against plastic or wire-only hutches it offers more weather protection and a separate indoor area, but it is heavier, needs assembly, and the wood will need checking over time.