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Monday, October 7, 2013

Multi level ferret degu chinchilla rat cages (Ferret 2 L71.5cm x W44.5cm x H69cm)


Perfect palace for happy rodents. Tricky to build
I love this cage. It is actually even better then the picture as it has an extra mezzanine level between the second and third floors. I believe it to be virtually escape proof and the doors are latched using springs which give tension to the door rather than an ordinary clip. The doors open inward and upward which is the opposite to all rodent cages in my experience but suits the larger rodent (I'm used to gerbils). Once built, the cage is very quiet. I mention this because building it is the noisiest clangiest thing you will ever do. I thought my life enjoying TV as well as pets was over but I am glad to say that didn't end up being the case.

The one negative is that there are no instructions to build it. There is a picture of it built which being a cage consists of many over crossed grid lines and impossible to make out. There is also a picture of the parts slightly apart from each other. This helps but looks like it was drawn by M C Escher! If built exactly as the...
Escape proof cage
Our four baby Degu's are little houdini's, but since having new cage, are well contained, despite their best efforts to escape!
it's great
this cage is perfect for rodents, i have two degu's and they love it, always up and down it constantly. it's spacious so you can put things in it for your pets, the bottom floor especially.
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F12 Sky Double Storey Ferret Chinchilla Mammal Cage


Very Pleased
Delivery - very fast.
Product - excellent.
It came flat packed in a very strong box. Very easy to put together and good quality materials, very sturdy. Unpacked, put together, bedded, fed and watered in about 15 minutes. Extremely pleased with this product, the size is good, it's strong and it looks good, Oh and my 3 babies love it, they were in there exploring in a matter of minutes. One thing though, if you use shavings then this is not for you, they would just fall through the holes in the tray at the bottom, I think that awful paper bedding would too. Me, I use a mixture of my shredded newspapers and straw which makes this cage even better since all the small pieces of straw fall through so even less dust than you get in 'dust free straw'!!!
Seriously guys, I love this cage. Money well spent!!
Fantastic Cage!
I bought this cage a my local petshop after aquiring two more female rats to join my existing two. The cage was already assembles so I am not sure how easy it would have been if it had come flat packed. There is plently of room inside for four very active rats and their toys, I think this cage could comfortably house two more! It has huge doors, making it easy to catch the rats, and also means the cage can be cleaned without taking it to pieces. The floor is plastic, but has holes in it to allow urine, and faeces to drop through. The floor is still comfortable for them to walk on, as it is perforated plastic rather than horrible wire mesh. A pull out tray under the floor catches all the dirty stuff, so the cage is probably the easiest to clean I have ever owned (and I have owned a lot of cages!)
There are only two, quite minor issues with the cage. For one, the water bottle that came with the cage started leaking after a few days and had to be replaced. Also, the spacing beween...
A really good buy
I bought this cage for my two rats and it's brilliant (though only for larger rats due to the wide bar spacing). Very easy to assemble and once it's up you don't really need to take it apart. The doors at the front are a really good size so any toys will easily fit through, even the 12" size exercise wheel and large igloo houses. Also, again because the doors are big you can easily clean the shelves and wipe down the plastic flooring (no mesh!!) without taking it apart, and the pull out draw at the bottom also makes cleaning really simple!
The only down side to this cage is how difficult it is to get the top roof section off once it is clipped in, but after the first time I did it I decided to just half clip it in and it is still very secure and much easier to remove.
All in all a very good buy!!
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F13 Sky Three Storey Ferret Chinchilla Mammal Cage


Great value for money - with a few points...
I bought this cage about a week before getting my two chinchillas and I'm glad I did because although it is a great cage, it did need a bit of tweaking before it was ready for my balls of fluff to call home. I decided to take the bottom ramp out to give more floor space for them to play as the ledges aren't incredibly big. Sure, they are large enough for them to sit and snuggle up against each other on, but they are inquisitive creatures by nature, they do play with the toys I provide for their amusement but I didn't really want them sky-diving from the top whilst trying to throw a ball around. I decided to purchase a few chinchilla ledges to dot around in order to provide them with extra look-out posts, observing seemingly being their favourite hobby.

The plastic shield that fixes around the bottom does stop a little of the sawdust and hay ending up on the carpet, but I do find myself having to hoover every morning despite such protective measures, so it's a good job the...
Perfect cage for my needs
I purchased this cage for my large rat. It was easy to assemble, which is good as it doesn't come with any instructions on how to do this. If you are considering this for a pet rat it is perfect provided you own a large rat, as smaller ones may escape through the bars. My rat loves it as it has provided him with more space to move about, and there is plenty of space to put toys in. This cage could easily hold two large rats, while still providing them space.
Not Suitable for Rats!
This is a nice cage for the money, be warned though its is NOT suitable for Rat's or Degu's as the bar spacing is to wide and unless your furries are like elephants they will easily squeeze out.
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