Review on 🐇 Trixie Natura Rabbit Hutch: Outdoor Run, Ramp, Hinged Roof with Locking Arms - Ideal for Rabbits and Guinea Pigs by Darryl Wheeler

I looked at several options sold at Revain before settling on this one. It fits perfectly in the space we provided. Easy to assemble, instructions are clear. The cage is kept indoors, so we put it in the washing machine drain pan to keep our hardwood floors from getting messy. It fits perfectly in this skillet. Our rabbit has every toy imaginable and still managed to chew on the ramp but he held on. We use the bottom for feed/bath and the top for hay/toys. We use a full size litter box which is perfect for the behind the ramp space. CONS: It does NOT have pre-drilled holes, but doesn't have to. The wood is malleable enough to insert screws without pre-drilling. The latches aren't perfectly aligned, but they still work. The roof and ramp are covered in this granular/artificial roofing material that had a lot of loose particles when first assembled. I was concerned that the rabbit ate the pellets but a month has passed and since they sat down not many extra particles have fallen out. Rabbit didn't dare to go up much at first, but he got used to it. There is not enough space between the ramp and the side of the cage when he walks down the ramp. BIG CONS: The water bottle doesn't sit exactly where it should, so it's slow to drip no matter what angle it's at. We tried several bottles and they all do the same thing. Overall it works as intended. My rabbit is happy that he now has more exercise than before. She can come and go when we open the bottom door and she loves it when she plays. It's not perfect, but for the price it's not bad.