EUGAD Enclosure for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Hamsters, Turtles, Metal Rabbit Hutch with Door, Modular Playpen for Small Animals, White, 142 x 72 x 36cm with 4cm Wire Spacing

Quite spacious. Very sturdy. My two guinea pigs love it. We use it in the garden. It was so difficult before. I was always worried that they could run away and a fox could eat them. Now they are very safe. It is very easy to build up. My 5-year-old was helping me.

Great for giving your pigs a change of scenery from their pen and hutch. It is so versatile as you can put it up and down easily. Watch the little black connectors as they can fly when putting together/taking apart. Good value too!

This is a good cage especially if you have a growing pet family so you can extend it. It's good quality and easy to create whatever you want. I was missing a few pieces but the seller resolved this quickly. Will purchase again

Brilliant item. Brought it for my new puppy to stop him getting into things he shouldn't. Thought it was plastic but it's metal, really strong and sturdy. Pleasantly suprised.

Really great product! Arrived earlier than expected and I currently use it as a guinea pig play pen. It comes with cable ties which is great to connect them all together so that you can fold it up and store it when not in use. It can be built in many different ways which is great. Totally worth the money and the guinea pigs love it!

Easy to assemble, but having tried it with our fairly new piggies, the first one just ran straight through it! So definitely something to be aware of. Will either line with a finer mesh or wait to use.

I would say the bar spacing would be way too big for hamsters but it's a great way of adding space to my chinchillas cage. It took around 10 mins to put together and is really adaptable with ramps if you want to add different levels and if you wanted an open top, would leave extra panelling to make it wider. Would be ideal for guinea pigs and rabbits too

Excellent for the price. I made a c&c cage out of mine and still had a few bits left for a piggy fence in the back yard. I didn’t add a second layer of fence as in the picture, but used the cable ties to make an upper floor half way up at one end. I then made a roof at over the upper floor with 2 more cage squares. Only downside is that it can’t easily be moved without being at least partially dismantled. Sturdy enough though and does the job.