Galvanised Rabbit / Guines Pig Enclosure with Roof 144x116x58cm

Being a 'girl', it took me a little while to work out how the enclosure fixed together (as well as the help of my two adult children who, in all honesty, worked it out before I did). Once completed, it was sturdy and safe for my 10 week old call ducklings to be introduced into the family to live alongside the three resident cats. The roof provided extra peace of mind during this time. To move it from one area to another is quite simple, if you are as equally lazy as I am: just pull out the four tent peg type fixings from the ground, leaving them threaded through the fixing points of the enclosure and lift in one piece. It was quite awkward for me to do this on my own and I am not sure whether it was a little heavy, because it was awkward, but I did manage it but, if there are two of you, it wouldn't be hard to do. The enclosure is a good size and I didn't feel as if I the ducklings were 'cooped up' for the transition week but I am lucky enough to have a secure garden for them to roam free in so the enclosure was collapsed flat and then stored for use, should the animals need extra security.I have subsequently lent the enclosure to my neighbour who has newly hatched ducklings. Being so small, they are easily able to fit through the gaps so extra wire netting has been used around the bottom of the enclosure to prevent this. An excellent purchase and would definitely recommend this to other pet owners who are aware that it is not suitable for newborn animals unless they are able to provide a small amount of extra protection.

My new neighbour's cats have decided that chasing our six minimowers is a great game even though we are sat in the garden with them; I got so fed up with chasing the darn cats out of the garden that I started to search for a very large run and this was the largest one I could find. The run is huge, no instructions but it's very easy to put together, can be quickly folded down flat for storage and is light enough that you can relocate it every few days so that they have plenty of fresh grass to munch on.The two lift up side doors came with a length of chain and a large clip so you can lock these doors, the large end door has slide bolts which couldn't be opened by minimowers but could certainly be opened by an inquisitive rabbit so I've added a small lock to this door just in case the cats get lucky and manage to open it. The 4 rods for holding the ends and sides together should have been thicker because they will bend if you're not careful when you push them into the ground, it would of also been nice if they had included s couple of ground spikes for the sides as extra security but as they are cheap enough to purchase so I got 4. Mine didn't come with the sun cover but an old sheet held on with some clothe pegs dose the job just as good.Even taking into account the slightly naff corner rods all in all I'm very pleased with the run, I would defiantly recommend this to anyone with guinea pigs or rabbits.

The quality of the product is excellent.Easy to fix and heavy enough so that the rabbits cant lift it off.When I bought it, my rabbits had new born bunnies.I had to wait until these were at least 4 weeks old to put up the cage for them as the slits are very big and they could easily slip through the gap.I tried to seal it with rope but still they find their way out. My neighbors cat took one of the small ones off today, luckily I got it back and she looks fine.So, the cage is only recommended for fully grown rabbits.Also, if you have a full sized rabbit house, then the doors of this product are too small for them to freely wander in and out.Only one full sized rabbit house can be attached to this product!

Had this run for a few weeks now and cannot fault it at all.It is sturdy, secure and gives 3 Guinea Pigs plenty of space for doing piggy things. The door on the top and on one side are big enough to fit tunnels/hidey houses through and I have even, on one occasion managed to climb in myself.Would also recommend the little hutch that goes with the run though I do use a bungy cord around it for extra security. Must reiterate though, this hutch is not suitable as a living space, it should only be used for shelter. Water bowl and feeding bowl fit in nicely and still give piggies room to lie down.Extra bonus is that this run causes no damage to the lawn as so little of it comes into contact with the grass.Fairly easy to assemble - I did it by myself, but would be easier with 2 pairs of hands.Definitely recommend.

Good product haven't attached it to the hutch like the picture. Not as big as it appears in the picture either. My rabbit who is a big boy enjoyed spending time in it, we have kept it up as it doesn't seem study enough to keep taking apart or moving. We have moved and it is set up at a relatives so I will need to decide whether to bring it over with us. It does seem quite safe we got a lot of foxes in our old place and I had seen on many occasions a fox in the garden creeping towards the run. Obviously you have to be vigilant but our rabbit has been safe.

Great run for my 2 guinea pigs, very sturdy and large and fairly easy to put together even with the rubbish instructions.

I was looking for a run outside for our two new guinea pigs. I wanted something big enough and not wood as it rots and starts to look really untidy. I read a lot of reviews and finally decided to buy this one. It took me a little while to put it together! That said it now stays up in the garden and doesnt look an eyesore. I really love the amount of openings there are. There is a chain on the side, not sure what for and this has gone rusty, so i will remove it. The guinea pigs love it! They run and jump around in it, they are two very happy ladies. Although, one of the guinea pigs was very small when i first got it and she ran straight through the bars! This doesnt happen now, im assuming they have grown fatter or are happy to stay inside. I bought the sunshade to go with it.