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The Rabbit and Guinea Pig Cage 100 for small animals is a great, economical starter cage for dwarf rabbits and guinea pigs. The cage can be fully opened from the front. Ferplast Rabbit and Guinea Pig Cage 100 at a glance: Paint on the caging is water-based and non-toxic for your pet The spacing between bars is approx 2 cm Dimension: 95 x 57 x 46 cm (L x W x H) Save-space packing Easy and safe opening/closing system with plastic clips Accessories Include: 1 x hay rack 1 x drinking bottle 1 x food bowl Plastic house/den (extends across entire width of cage) Important: To ensure your pet’s safety, its cage should always be placed on the floor. Please do not stack cages or place anything heavy on top of the cage. Ferplast - Quality produced in Italy: The traditional Italian brand Ferplast has been producing high quality pet accessories for over 40 years. New Pet Generation means maximum comfort and top product quality for all pets. Please note: It is essential that rabbits and guinea pigs have enough space for freedom of movement - a hutch alone is not enough. Please be sure to follow the guidelines set out by Rabbit Welfare Association, PDSA and RSPCA regarding recommended living areas for small pets. As well as a suitable hutch or cage, your pet also needs a separate, secured run to give them a safe space to exercise. Please take a look at our range of runs here. zooplus recommends that all outdoor rabbit hutches are positioned in a sheltered location, protected from potential predators and shaded on sunny days.
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Are wire-bottom cages bad for small animals?
Wire mesh floors can cause sore feet and trap toes, particularly in rabbits, guinea pigs and chinchillas. Choose cages with solid floors and shelves. If an existing cage has mesh levels, cover them with a solid board or fleece.
Is a 120 cm cage big enough for a rabbit?
Not on its own. The Rabbit Welfare Association and Fund recommends at least 3 m x 2 m of continuous space, 1 m high, for a pair of rabbits. A 120 cm cage can work as a base or bedroom if it opens on to a large run or a rabbit-proofed room.
