Could I use this for guinea pigs
1764644
You would have to purchase the hutch as well which encased the four sides. It would work for a guinea pig but depending on where you live, I would not keep the guinea pig outside due to weather conditions. Personally, I would get an inside cage with a deep plastic tub type bottom and a wire top and keep him in the house where he is safe from predators and would get more attention. I like the hutch cover. My only concern is how to insulate the bottom since it is off the ground allowing cold air underneath. So far I have folded up a towel to put under the enclosed part since our rabbit is good about toileting on the other end. You would have to purchase the hutch as well which encased the four sides. It would work for a guinea pig but depending on where you live, I would not keep the guinea pig outside due to weather conditions. Personally, I would get an inside cage with a deep plastic tub type bottom and a wire top and keep him in the house where he is safe from predators and would get more attention. I like the hutch cover. My only concern is how to insulate the bottom since it is off the ground allowing cold air underneath. So far I have folded up a towel to put under the enclosed part since our rabbit is... » Read More You would have to purchase the hutch as well which encased the four sides. It would work for a guinea pig but depending on where you live, I would not keep the guinea pig outside due to weather conditions. Personally, I would get an inside cage with a deep plastic tub type bottom and a wire top and keep him in the house where he is safe from predators and would get more attention. I like the hutch cover. My only concern is how to insulate the bottom since it is off the ground allowing cold air underneath. So far I have folded up a towel to put under the enclosed part since our rabbit is good about toileting on the other end. « Show Less
1764645
Sorry, I actually ended up returning it because I thought it included the hutch itself but it was only the plastic front part.
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Our cage is green and I would think it would work fine for a baby guinea pig. I'm not sure how small they are when they are babies (I had guinea pigs as a child) but my daughter had baby rats in hers and did just fine...
1465519
the bottom is open so you can have it on grass. I have one rabbit in it so it could work for the guinea pigs. if you keep it outdoors make sure you secure it and put chickenwire underneath so nothing can dig in or out.
925598
I don't represent the company, I just use the paper for a bird. I suspect it would be fine; it's very sturdy paper and it keeps the floor clean. If your guinea pig likes to chew, he might get down to the paper and chew it up a little.
1210673
I would say, no. I have 2 full grown guinea pigs that I use mine for, its just the right size for them. If the rabbits are babies it will work fine, but adult rabbits would be very uncomfortable.
1842667
I don't think so. Our hamster just fits inside the tubes and guinea pigs are bigger so I doubt this would be a large enough home for guinea pigs.
78243
It was far too small for my guinea pigs, but they are big guinea pigs. It is adjustable, but I think it might be too big for a hamster, I think it is made for smaller guinea pigs.
414292
For guinea pigs, yes... I'd use zip ties and not the little plastic connectors to make it secure and make a coroplast base... C&C all the way =D.
935137
I use it for my Guinea pigs, but I guess it would work for any animal since the trimmer work for dogs too.
805901
Yes that's perfect. It's the perfect size for a guinea pig. A large guinea pig shouldn't live in there it's whole life but if it is just temporary, that is fine.
2234168
With two guinea pigs you need a large cage for their own safety and health. And I wouldn't recommend a cage with this kind of height because they may fall and hurt themselves. You can buy two small cages specific for guinea pigs (~30 inch by ~15) and separate them, and the smaller sizes will be easier to clean. But two guinea pigs need a space of at least 10 square feet if kept together
343763
No... just right for hamster. The tubes will be too small for a guinea pig.
123851
I would say no. We had Guinea Pigs and they were a little bigger than my ferret. Plus a ferret naturally climbs through things. Not sure my guinea pigs would have done that. Buy a dryer hose and see if they climb through the hose. I hooked it up to an big empty box. Ferret loves slithering through it. I can only recommend Octo-Play for ferrets since I no longer have a guinea pig.
1264791
If your guinea pig likes to play with balls, of course! You may have to set em in there, if they're chubby I'm not sure they'll fit comfortably through the holes.
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For small guinea pigs I think it would be fine and it does not have a bottom, so I had to buy some wire to put under it.
126822
Its not big enough, this is for a hamster. Even if it was big enough, guinea pigs should not use exercise balls, it is very bad for their sensitive spines. No joke, google it.
414294
Yes. I built my guinea pigs a cage from them. Though it depends on the animal. If it is on the small side, like rats, or is know to easily escape, like ferrets, I recommend placing a grid layer on another grid the shifting it slightly to make the holes smaller then securing them in place. I saw this done for a built ferret cage. But for smaller animals, like mice, gerbils, hamsters, then I think a real cage is best for them.