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

Good house. It was easy to put together but it has a lot of screws so it took a while. But my rabbit loves it. She likes to sleep upstairs to keep warm and downstairs where air circulates through the wires to keep her cool. She loves to run up and down the ramp again and again. There is no floor but my husband bought a giant dog crate floor tray and it works great since she lives in the house. I can open the door down and let her go out whenever she wants, and when she is done chasing the cat, she will go back to the cage to rest, and I will close the door, she is very happy and so do we. Almost a year later I have to buy a new cage. Butterscotch gnawed at the upstairs walls, ripping the ramp from its screws and destroying the upstairs bulkhead. I screwed the ramp back on but it kept chewing on the sides of the top floor and yesterday it collapsed. She no longer has access to the cage's roof as the only thing she hasn't destroyed is the metal floor. She was always full upstairs and now we've had to push her water, pellets and salad downstairs and she's unhappy despite being the reason she was! She had lots and lots of different toys to chew on and in the evenings she went out of the cage to run around, so that wasn't a disadvantage. I don't know what I'll do if it destroys another cage, so I'm looking for another brand with less wood to chew on the top floor.