Too small for a rabbit
The minimum recommended size for a hutch/cage is 6' (180cm). In addition, a larger area is needed for daily execise. It is essential that your rabbit has the room to stretch in all directions. A rabbit cage/hutch that's too small can effect your rabbits health - causing spine problems, muscle wastage and obesity.
I have not found a cage big enough (only Ferplast Rabbit 160 Cage )so I recommend to buy the largest dog cage (or two) you can find! and make it 2 storey (its higher than rabbit cage) and let your bunny run around a lot...again if it can stay open 24/7 PERFECT :) Please research rabbits needs before you buy.
Far too small for a guinea pig or a rabbit
This cage is too small for a single/pair of guinea pigs btw. The minimum recommended size for a single/pair of guinea pigs is a 120cm long cage with a 140-160cm cage being preferred. By keeping your guinea pigs in such a small cage you run a higher risk them falling out and fighting and they have nowhere near enough space to exercise so you are risking their health. A 100cm cage is only useful as a hospital cage. You should also be giving your piggies daily floor time for a few hours too especially if you are keeping them in a really tiny cage.
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