Merax 70-Inch Wooden Rabbit Hutch Outdoor Pet House Cage for Small Animals with 2 Run Play Area

First off this thing is massive and I wanted massive. As other reviews state it is a little smaller than it says it should be but I did my homework and I was expecting it so it didn’t bother me. It doesn’t come with a bottom because it’s suppose to be an outdoor thing but I wanted it for inside the house. I just got a large board and some 1x1x8 pieces cut them and made a bottom with some floor tiles and caulk and it’s perfect. It was a little difficult to put togther because the holes aren’t drilled through both pieces only the piece where the screw goes directly in so as long as you have a good drill you’re fine. My advice would be drill holes in the second pieces then screw it all together and it will be much easier. Other than that construction was simple. The quality of the pieces are great for how much you pay for it. I couldn’t build this myself for this cheap with this quality. My bunny fits in it perfectly even with his food, water, litter box, and toys. He loves it. It gives him plenty of room to roam. Noted I do not have one of the giant Rabbits. He’s quite a bit smaller than that. It’s also light enough that I can pick the whole thing up off the base I made to clean it so that is a huge plus. Overall it’s exactly what I wanted.

I have a Flemish Giant pet rabbit that's usually in doors. We had to do some renovating to the cage itself so that she would have enough room. In order for it to accommodate her we left off the ramps and pull out tray so she has more head and turn around room. She likes it and enjoys being outside in it. It has withstood quite a few storms since I purchased it in June. I recommend this product.

It's nice but it isn't divided for two rabbits to stay apart. Also it is so much smaller than I expected. There is not very much space in the top house pet at all once we divided it for our male and female. They need to be able to go on the bottom for sure to have room to move. The bottom also has to be divided to keep them separated.The worst part of this in my opinion is that the tray to pull out for cleaning the upper house is made of tin sheet metal and there is not any type of screen over it. The rabbits have no choice but to be sitting directly on the metal in their poo and pee. I added screening over that tray so the pee and poo goes under them into the tray which can then be cleaned. It may have been better to build one myself from the beginning.

This hutch is lightweight and seems cheaply made. It won't handle a lot of wear and tear on the doors. My granddaughter saved her money for this hutch for her bunny. It's really cute but her bunny is slowly chewing through various places where there is no wiring. It does not come with a bottom so if you want to keep this indoors (like we do) you will need something under it to protect your flooring. Her bunny uses his "potties" but when he gets mad he pees where he wants.The slide out tray is only about 1 1/2 inches deep so you can't put a lot of litter there without it spilling out when you remove the tray.

We just assembled it. It went together easily, smells like nice wood, seems to be pretty sturdy. One thing to note, the dimensions listed are from roof edge to roof edge, not of the base, so the actual area the rabbits inhabit is smaller than the dimensions given. It's not make or break, but just a note if you need that info. The base's measurements are 67x21.25in. The height is the same.

I'm quite disappointed with this hutch. It's not true to the dimensions listed--it's about 5" smaller. I had already built screens and trays for the top and bottom ahead of time only to find out they don't fit--they are too small now. The ramps take up an exorbitant amount of space and there's not really any room for our bunnies to stretch and stand up. The bottom doors are so small that we can barely reach in to feed/water/catch our bunnies. We ended up not attaching the lower roof panels so we could have better access to the inside of the hutch. Would be nice to have a contact number for the manufacturer so I can order additional panels for an extension to give our bunnies some more space.

It's pretty much as described. I will say it's nearly impossible to fetch the rabbits out due to the small size of the opening, so you wanna have social rabbits (mine are rescue so not the case here). It's light which is good because that way I can move it to clean it easily underneath. And it doesn't have a bottom, but I should have guessed that by the picture; so I may have to get something to amend that since they have been digging, though not to escape -yet. Easy to assemble but you gotta be good with pictures because it has no words and not everything is obvious at first.

First of all, it's FREAKING orange. Like, pumpkin orange. It is not the product shown in the photos. Aside from being bright orange, several things are different than pictured, like the handles. The instructions given were literally useless, so we just had to figure it out ourselves. The latches on the doors are really hard to use. There is no bottom to the hutch, so predators can get right in. It's not very sturdy and I'm afraid a storm will just make it crash right down. It pretty much just turned into firewood for me.