Rabbit Run by Cozy Pet XXL Wooden Chicken Run 1.78 x 1.8m Playpen Guinea Pig Pen, Dog Puppy Cage Ferret Play Pen RR14N

Great value for price, the meta poles bend easily but cable ties help it stay in place. I haven't used the floor part of it as I have set it up outdoors on the grass. Love this for my guineapigs. The shade is fab although one piece of velcro was broken upon arrival but I used a spare piece I had at home and fixed it up. The shade also prevents birds swooping down at the guineapigs. I would NOT recommend leaving your piggies in here overnight or unattended for prolonged periods with this setup because cats/foxes can be curious and unpredictable. Brilliant for the price though, I'm going to buy another and link two together.

Ease of movement:Easy to build, would better if was instruction. Very good size and steady

We’re using this as an indoor rabbit cage but we didn’t realise how big it actually was.In the photo you can only see half of the cage but it’s actually much bigger.Only downside is there’s no instructions to build it but you are able to figure it out.It feels flimsy at first but if you use the sticks and wrap them around the cage it becomes sturdy.There’s two doors for the rabbit but there’s no opening for access if you need to clean it out but I would definitely recommend this to anyone!! Fantastic!

I purchased this pen back in the start of April 2022 and did not set up the pen until the beginning of May as our garden at the time didn’t have enough space to set up the pen.I admit, the pen set up was quite difficult as no instructions were included, so we had to resort to using images off of the product description to set up. Once set up, I thought the overall size and height of the pen was amazing for my 4 rabbits.However, the pen was extremely flimsy and wasn’t secure enough- allowing the rabbits to escape on numerous occasions. We resorted to using cable ties and slabs to make the pen ‘somewhat’ secure for the rabbits. We still found that over a period of a single week, the metal bars and doors of the pen became warped.A serious event happened a week after setting up the pen, as we noticed that one of our rabbit’s head had become trapped in between the metal bars. This removed some of her fur around it’s neck and caused cuts. If we hadn’t of noticed that the rabbit was stuck, this would have potentially caused the rabbit to break or damage its neck from trying to escape- leading to being put down.A month after setting up the pen (start of June), we have noticed that the wielding of the metal cage bars have come undone leaving a sharp metal spikes, pointing out of the cage. Not only is this unsafe for rabbits, it could also cause harm for the owners.I would definitely not recommend this pen to anyone with small animals or even pets as a whole. This pen could have lead to more serious damage- don’t risk hurting your pets or yourself with it!

I bought this item to extend a chicken coop and is being used by 3 bantam hens comfortably. There is plenty of space for them to move around in. It was fairly easy to put together between two people and will store away to a sensible size if needed to be moved.It is probably easier to take the whole thing apart if you want to move it around the garden or use cable ties to secure the metal together so it becomes more rigid.The overall feel of the pen is cheap though. The metal work is fairly flimsy so don't expect to hang feeders and drinks from the top as it would probably bend. I have had to hang these off a stake in the ground instead.The finish of the item isn't great either with it being very thinly coated in chrome. I will probably have to remove the rust and spray it again to ensure it doesn't rust further. The features of little chains to hold open doors are also very cheap and have already rusted a week after being outside.One thing to note is that the little cover that comes with the cage collects water if it is perfectly level which then causes the cage to bend under the additional weight. It is best to support the pen at this point or just remove the cover all together.If you are buying this cage to keep rodents and wild birds out you will need to get a fine mesh and cover the whole cage. I had a robin flying in through the side of the cage so have put in a 1cm sq mesh around the cage to stop this from happening. Rodents would easily go between the bars too although as we have other means of control in the garden these haven't been an issue.Overall the cage is useful for what it is but it is a tad expensive for the quality of the product you get.

Despite its stars I want to say how brilliant an alternative this is for a large indoor home.I have 6 little piggy girls and I bought this for them to live in, indoors. I hate hutches and couldn’t see what I liked for them, something light and airy and openGood points; once it’s up its easy to clean - though quite a slog. So the black Matt it sits on is wipe clean but you can also wash it on a 30degree 15 min short cycle and have it dry super fast. You Velcro the frame down onto the Matt using the little straps & for me, as I have a cat, I used electric tape to pull the joining of the frame pieces together for sturdinessIt’s massive!It’s great value for moneyIt arrived fastDifficulties: came with no instructions so had to look at the picture to figure it out.Don’t know what it’s like outsideDifficult to get them out for a cuddle!Massive and I mean massive!That’s it!

read reviews saying took 2 hours my husband had it up in 30 mimutes use few cable tires to hold little tighter well woth the money we just got our first rabbit today she over 1 and good size for her no way she could get her head stuck I recomard for big rabbits nothing up with the cage my rabit loves her new home