Esright 37” Rabbit Cage Pet House for Small Animals | Indoor Rabbit Hutch, Guinea Pig Cage with Run, Pull Out Trays & Ladder, 4 Casters

Love this hutch for my bunny! The privacy of the upper room is nice because I have dogs and he has a place to be alone if needed. Easy to clean and get into for feeding.

My first mistake was ignoring the fact that the box looked like a previously return item. Original tape was cut open and taped back up all over. If I didn’t need mine so badly I would have returned it. Luckily I had some extra nails and tools at my house. I was able to repair it enough to get by. Not worth the money for it to arrive extremely damaged. Thank goodness all of the pieces were in the box. Took me HOURS to put this thing together and fix it as I went. Not what I had hoped for and would NOT buy this again if I had to. Poor quality too.

This was a nice upgrade for our bunny. Easiest assembly for one person project. Just over an hour with interruptions. It’s very visually appealing , easy mobility , good quality productAnd lots of space for the bunny. We are very happy with this purchase. Would definitely recommend to someone with a large bunny.

The media could not be loaded. Rabbits love to chew wood and mine took right to the cage first thing before I could even find a solution it was too late. Now I need to some how get some or make some replacement pieces of wood. I read online that you can use sprays you can mix together green apple cider and white distilled vinegar but do a test piece on like a toy first and make sure they don’t like it before you accidentally turn your entire cage into a Hantzel and Gretel gingerbread house situation and they eat the whole thing like a damn cookie. I’m gonna make it up today and see how it works because I can’t seem to find any other solutions I’ve already put you toys all around the surrounding areas and tried to keep an ion her I’ve gotten up multiple times throughout the night and stopped her I keep the cage right next to my bed but it only takes two seconds for her to ruin it her little teeth are so sharp. (luckily it’s not dangerous for rabbits to eat wood the fibers are actually good for their diet it’s just ugly and not good for me lol) The only other thing I can say is it’s not very easy to get a litter box in and out of the bottom luckily my rabbit chose to use the upper second story to go potty so I found a litter box that fit perfectly in there because the trays are too shallow that if your rabbit poops or peas directly onto the floor in the cage it will leak out onto the ground. So I’ve gotten my rabbit litter box trained to go in the specific area the area that she had chose was upstairs which is more convenient for me because I can just open the lid and pull it out I don’t have to go through the bottom. So it does leak if you don’t have a rabbit that you can get trained to go into another container (pictures for example) I even have a corner litter box in the bottom just in case she wants to use it but she chooses to just hang out and use it like a Hamic every time I’ve checked there’s been no signs of poop or pee in it. She was choosing to go upstairs even before I put the litter box upstairs. My solution was a disposable cats litter box that I was able to cut a little hole out and use that for the upstairs for the downstairs I bought one made for rabbits but she doesn’t like to use it for potty she does lay in it as a hammock lounge though 🤣 which actually became easier for me since the top opens up I don’t have to tell her litter box to the side and carefully get it out that little door without spilling any. Able to just open the top lid and grab it out.Other than that I took my grandpa and I about 30 minutes with a power tool drill and the two of us to put it together and appears to be pretty sturdy but I wouldn’t recommend using it outside. The trays need to be cleaned really well so they don’t get sticky because they already tend to be sticky want to try to pull out.An excuse the mess it’s cleaning day and she decided to shred up her liner and kick her food bowl everywhere as well as chew on the wood last night.

Easy to put together but not the easiest to clean. Gets stuck really easily

Got this hutch for a baby bunny for my 8 year olds room. We painted it to match her room a little better. Also left off the wheels off so it was easier for my daughter to access the top. It's a great hutch, nothing fancy, really easy to put together, gets the job done! We also didn't screw in either of the tops/roofs. Makes it way readier to clean the inside.

I wouldn't risk buying from these guys. It arrived early, which is nice, but opening the disheveled box revealed broken panels and instructions that don't quite match the contents of what's inside. Additionally, parts arent cut quite right. There's a bit of bending and strain that comes along with this thing's construction, and the cheap wood doesn't handle it well (I'm not expecting mahogany, just something sturdy). It fits the space I had planned for it well enough, but it's slap-dash design makes it a bit...off-putting. I'll definitely be replacing it the soonest I can.

we love how it turned out and its actually all real wood pieces instead of coated partical board and plastic. so glad we made the choice to purchase this instead of a store bought one for our little Lucky bunny. it wasnt a difficult build at all. the sides with little windows and doors were already assembled in the box. just had to put all the sides and roof together. havent needed to clean it yet since little bunny has only been in it for one night, but the slide out bottoms look like they will be easy to wipe clean! i am very glad it doesnt have the metal bars at the bottom. cant be comfortable for a bunny to walk and sleep on those.