
Two levels and a run
Two tiers connect by a ramp, alongside a large run area for small pets to move around.
Make pets feel at home with this PawHut rabbit hutch. With two tiers connected by a ramp, small pets have lots of space to move around. They'll have a private area to rest, whilst the large run area, which is surrounded by steel wire for security, lets them… More
Free UK deliveryGet it by Thu 12th NovemberA ramp links the two levels.
The run area is enclosed with steel wire.
Both features make cleaning easy.
Helps rabbits get around.
Access pets through the doors.

Two tiers connect by a ramp, alongside a large run area for small pets to move around.

The openable roof and removable bottom tray are described as making cleaning easy.

The raised perch allows air to circulate on all sides and underneath, helping keep the area cool and dry.
| Brand | PawHut |
|---|---|
| Colour | Grey |
| Weight (kg) | 11.8 |
| Width (cm) | 45 |
| Height (cm) | 78 |
| Depth (cm) | 108 |
|---|---|
| Material | Fir Wood |
| Bottom tray dimensions | 98L x 38.5W cm |
| Condition | New |
| SKU | D51-118CG |
Free delivery · Get it by Thu 12th November.
The item should be returned in its original condition and packaging. If the item has been used, we may deduct an amount from the refund to account for the diminished value of the item due to handling. You will be notified accordingly.Purchased this for Father Christmas to deliver with 2 guinea pigs on Christmas Day!Relatively easy to construct, although not the easiest instructions.Some of the wood isn't the strongest or thickest. But when constructed it feels safe, sturdy and we haven't had any escape!Purchased as it was a cheap/temporary option until we do the garden and construct my own made to measure hutch and run!
This a a lovely looking hutch, very sturdy and easily accessible. Very happy and fully recommend
I am so happy with this ! It’s perfect for my little bunny ! It was easy to put together too, I had no trouble doing it on my own x
Was easy to assemble and instructions straight forward,
lovely looking hutch idea for guinea pigs but there is one problem where the ramp meets the top (the slide out try) there is a big gap which the wee beasties could easily snap Thier legs on. you can't even move the ramp over a bit as there is a slot there for it to go in to hold it in place, and the removal tray can't be repositioned either. we have had to put an extra bit of wood in to fill the gap but now the tray won't pull out. will up load pictures to show the gap. if it wasn't for this it would be the perfect hutch for 1 rabbit or some guinea pigs.
I use this as I run a small animal rescue. For a temporary enclosure this works absolutely fine so long as the animal still has time out of this such as in a pen or free roaming.It feels pretty sturdy though I’m not sure how well it will do if there is adverse weather such as heavy rain. I use this indoors.Realistically this wouldn’t work for rabbits or Guinea pigs as a permanent home, but if combined and used as part of a free roaming room (where the animal can leave when he/she likes) then it would work fine. Though if that is the case you would be better off just getting a hide.Remember for Guinea pigs (pair) aim for at least 4ft by 2ft in size but ideally larger if you can with time out of the cage each day (ideally whenever they want).Remember for rabbits (pair) aim for at least 6ft by 2ft with an additional 32sq ft for exercise when they choose.