Would my hedgehog fit comfortably in this?
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No. Unless it is a baby. I would only use for short trips to and from the vet or pet shop. Nothing more than a half hour. But if you want my solid opinion, move on. I purchased 2 of these for my hamsters and paws get pinched and 1 of my hamsters was able to escape from a properly closed carrier. The product is a good idea just needs a better design.
1008497
It is steep, it's more for for support for the platform. We have a medium sized bunny and she always jumps up on the platform. I am unaware of a hedgehog or guinea pigs capabilities though. If they jump with ease, it may not be an issue. Also if you open the door to let it out, the door is set pretty high up (the only real downfall of this cage imo).
1504829
Depends in the size of your hedgehog. My little guy ended up gaining more weight & couldn't fit the small. But if your hedgie is full grown & still looks small, I'd say go for it.
1952979
Not a stupid question. I honestly would get something bigger because I use mine for my hedgehog and he's comfortable in this. Anything bigger than him would be crunched.
335944
we had a hedgehog (pigmey) a few years ago. yes I believe it would work, make sure you get them a big wheel for exercise.
224381
Yes, it fits a guinea pig inside;). A hamster might like it as a hiding place, but it would be huge..
111098
No...we have a 12 pound pug and she fits comfortably in it. Just enough room to turn around.
224377
Responded no as I thought this question was for a S crate . . . realize now that it's for the Intermediate size . . . yes, the Corgi should fit comfortably in this.
125189
I use this for a hedgehog. It is perfect, allowing her plenty of room to roam. However, I would definitely purchase the liner that is not very expensive. This liner keeps the floor clean, keeps the pen secure to the liner, and prevents the pet from any chance of pushing the lower portion of the pen up (preventing any chance of escape). I think your hamster would be perfectly happy in it and safe.
90390
It would probably be a tight fit. My dog is a 65-lb golden/shepherd mix. He eats in there, can lie down and turn around comfortably, but I have trouble imagining a much bigger dog doing the same. I'd go for the next size up.
707841
I also think the dog will fit but it might be a little tight for comfort and movement. Probably would recommend going for something slightly taller if your dog is going to stand in it most of time.
1055370
Yes absolutely! I use this for my 25lb puggle who is extremely active. Very roomy and plenty of space for comfort.
2059915
It depends on how big of a hamster you have I have a dwarf hamster and she fits nicely in it because there territoral I would recommend a bigger cage
1052229
Yes, it should fit. We had to throw ours away. My daughter's little Dutch rabbit did not go in it, and pretty much chewed it on one side and in the middle. It does not look easy to chew, but he was successful.
884653
I'm not sure about hedgehog care, but I believe they need more space than this cage. It's a great cage, but it only allows room for dome/hut for guinea pig plus food dish and hay. There is very little room left. We have to let guinea out to play in a larger area. I think hedgehogs need at least a 4'x4' cage and this is not big enough. I have a bigger cage than this one as well, made for rabbits, that would be better.
1873291
It is going to be too small for a hedgehog. Unless they just sit in one spot.
1425204
I would say yes. The spacing is very small that a baby hedgehog would do great in it.