Aivituvin Rabbit Hutch Indoor Bunny Cage Outdoor House with Deeper Leakproof Plastic Tray (Grey02-Two Sets)

I bought this for a new shelter for my free range duck. I thought he would like it as opposed to being under a bush. I have it as an option for him but he hasn’t used it. He prefers the bush. But that being said, this was easy to build. The instructions were easy to understand for assembly. It’s been very sturdy so far through rain, hail, hurricanes, and snow. It looks beautiful, too! I just wish my duck thought so, too. I would say it would be too small to fit more than one duck.

This hutch has been perfect for our bunnies. We built a large run around it for extra space for them. It was easy to assemble and it is easy to keep clean, it functions as it should, sturdy and holding up well to our babies, the easy clean up helps eliminate smells and the materials are thick enough to stand against some chewing which is common in bunnies

Absolutely love this cage! It’s very big, probably at least 3-4 feet wide. I have a domestic bunny and she absolutely loves it as well. I wouldn’t call it an “indoor” cage though. It doesn’t have a tray on the bottom so I have to buy puppy pads down instead so the bunny doesn’t ruin my carpet (and also easy cleaning! No vacuuming) my only complaint would be the actual tray for the second level. I have to clean out all of the bedding up top that my bunny poops and pees on first before taking it out of the cage. The slot that the tray sits in isn’t very big so all of the paper bedding would just fall to the bottom floor of the cage if I didn’t take it out, making a bigger mess. In all it’s a pretty good cage. I like this a lot better than the plastic wire cages you get in a pet store. Assembly was kind of bad. I definitely recommend using a drill, definitely a lot faster and easier. Definitely a 2 person job to put the cage together to make it easier.Edit:I guess I’d say I fix the tray problem. I found a small litter box ($2 on Amazon) the fits through the door on top and that fixed my litter box issue. I also put a XL puppy pad to cover the tray so if anything does happen I can just replace the puppy pad instead of cleaning the tray (chemicals are bad for all animals not just bunnies in my case). The wood is very soft. Be very careful transporting this cage in a vehicle. I went on vacation for 2 weeks and my boyfriend watched my bunny. We took the cage in the bed of a truck to his house. The little walkway up to the litter tray, the little hinge on it to keep it in place, broke. So just be very careful

My bunny loves her house, easy to assemble.

I bought the double hutch combo for my rabbit. It looks presentable and when mounted on a board of pvc as a base, is very easy to maintain with lots of access doors. The sizes of these things are made to look as big as possible in pics so make sure you understand what you're getting, which is why I bought two. I'm also modifying the roof so she can use ramps to access the roof tops as another floor to explore. The wood quality is very soft so alot of moving around may weaken some of the screws. We have moved it a few times and it feels solid still but it probably wouldn't endure alot of that. The wood may be a safer wood which is why it's soft, unsure as nothing is stated. The paint is only one thin coat that has soaked into the wood so you can still see slightly the color of the wood on occasion. Would not recommend putting this outside unless it's coated with a protective rabbit safe finish and raised a bit off the ground. A sheltered area would be best to put this under as it just doesn't seem outside-durable. There is a smaller hutch that I did not buy because it was too small. Please consider that these rabbits are animals designed to burrow and run. In the wild, they often hop the length of a football field. When put in a tiny space for hours, it can harm them. Please consider using an exercise pen fence in addition to any hutch you buy and purchasing an inexpensive thin pvc plastic board from home depot to go under so you don't have to worry about your floor. Your rabbit will thank you.

Didn’t find any broken part👍 eazy to assemble. Take me like 30min to finish.

I use this as an indoor guinea pig cage. I have non-slip grip mats at the bottom. My guinea pigs love it. They cry and run and hide and basically refuse to leave their cage when it is time to clean it. They didn't do that with their other cage. I've had them for 2 years and they are beyond happy with this cage. They are fine with the ramp and there are no issues there. It took them only about an hour to get comfy with it. The only thing I wish is that the top part had a way to lock them in so I didn't have to remove them when it was time to clean. But honestly this cage is incredible and it looks like it cost about $800. It's very nice.

Ive been having this for like 2 years now… 2 boy rabbits and lemme tell you!! Love the house and its real durable but rabbits being rabbits, they’ve chewed down a lot of the inside and a decent part of the stairs. They also managed to jump onto the roof and one figured out how to escape the cage using it so I had to remove the tops. One negative thing about it is that it causes more cleaning that requires it to be picked up and moved due to the fact so much of their shedded hair gets stuck around and inside of it