Niteangel Large Size Wooden Cage Bridge for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, and Chinchilla - Enhancing Shelter Environments Review

rabbits will be great. it is too hard (hard surface) for guinea pigs because their soles are too soft. my piglet just bites but doesn't climb.

This was EXACTLY what I needed! This is the perfect size for my buns to get in and out of XL Living World Habitat. I love that it's made out of wood so buns can safely chew on it whenever they feel like it. Love it!

My guinea pigs love it and use it to cling to a ledge to find food. I was blown away by how big and durable this laser is! Definitely for big rodents like guinea pigs and ferrets! I leave ours closed and the guinea pigs use it as a ladder!

I used this in my hamster cage to help him get over the divider and into his sand area. For this purpose it was great! I like that it's wide but not too steep so he can easily climb over it. And there are no gaps, so he can't hurt himself on it. I wish it was sealed to make cleaning easier, but other than that it's a great bridge.

I have no idea what you mean by chew guard but the rabbit will chew it just out of curiosity. I suspect he's also chewing on it to make sure it's fully laid out. Also, my rabbit loves to hover under it and then climb on it to reach a lookout or climb other higher objects. If you're looking for a fun jumper for your bunny this might be it, but in my case the argument that it doesn't chew doesn't matter to me as the rabbit only chews out of curiosity. He mainly chews fodder and hay toys.

I bought this bridge to use with my Live Word luxury habitat for my newborn adopted kittens to move in and out of the habitat, when they are ready and it fits perfectly. It is very durable and the steps make it easy for animals to use. The only thing I don't like about this bridge is that only the transoms are painted. The rest is bare wood so very difficult to clean, it might not matter if you use it for a different purpose than me. I will paint mine. It does not require assembly, it comes…

I bought this ramp hoping it would give our guinea fowl their own way out of their play cages, but it was too steep for the doors of their Midwestern and Living World cages. It's definitely built with eels, but even with it spread out as much as possible and with treats on top to encourage climbing, it still has a hard time for them to get to the top. They seemed to enjoy chewing on it a bit and hanging it underneath, but unfortunately it didn't do the job. We still haven't found an…