Ware Mfg Premium Penthouse Rabbit Hutch - 01517

Used it for a Mini Lop.....great cage lots of space..built ok......but be warned our rabbit dug a hole in the ground and escaped......

it's roomy and perfect

Nice Hutch but a bit small

Product Review

Great space for our rabbit. Easy to clean.

Service Review

Delivery was prompt. However, several pieces were broken on arrival.

Product Review

Great design in many ways, but the actual latches and construction is somewhat flimsy. The heart shaped closures are cute but tend to turn in a direction that allows the doors to open. We have raccoons here so we will change the closures to something less easy to open. Our bunnies love the freedom to go downstairs and nibble grass or be upstairs hidden from predators. They seem much happier in this hutch than in their indoor cage. In all, I would purchase again, but plan to add different closures to the wood doors and a large litter pan to make clean up easier.

Service Review

Delivery was very quick and everything arrived in great shape save one part which we were able to replace with something around the house.

I bought this as a secure hutch for my rabbits to go in at night. It might look nice but there is no way it is secure. It is way too light weight and I can't imagine it will last a year. I only lock them in at night and they have already chewed all the wood on the inside. Way too small for any rabbit to actually live in it. That would be cruel.

This exceeded my expectations. I got it because I raise Coturnix Quail and I wanted them to be protected from the elements, but able to be outside and reach the grass. It does all that. It only took me about an hour to put it together, and I did so myself (and I'm not very good at assembly usually). I love the way it looks and it is weatherproof and a good size. My only dislike is that the bottom is hard to reach inside of. Quail do not come to you generally, so you have to catch them. If they get in the bottom right hand corner of this hutch, I can't reach them and have to poke and prod them with sticks to get them within reach. Had the bottom door been built in the middle instead of the far left, this wouldn't be an issue.