🏡 Discover the Comfort of Ware Manufacturing Hand Woven Willow Twigloo Small Pet Hideout, Medium Review

If you ask my guinea pigs they give it 5 stars. They liked it so much that they ate almost everything in 3 weeks. Maybe it should be moved to the food category :) But seriously, I bought this one instead (Ware Nature Willow and Grass Small Pet Hut, Large) and so far my guinea pigs have left it untouched. I will post a photo of the cabin in 3-4 weeks.

Nice stable basket for my guinea pigs. They love it, they can both fit underneath, hang out together and snack at the same time until one is pushed out by the other. This thing is a winner! I'm considering buying a second one. Addendum to the second ordered: not the one that stinks terribly of any chemicals. I air it out but may have to send it back because I have no reason for this smell around my guinea pigs.

The most important thing: guinea pigs love it. Also chew the "eyes" in the bottom inches and the tops. We put treats in the holes, and the naughtiest pigs hide and watch us humans entertain them every day. Love, love, love Twigloos. This particular one should only fit 1 pig, but sometimes 2 will fit. We usually buy LARGE hutches - and they pack on top of each other, 'cause I can guess. everyone looks into his strategic eyes.

Wonderful cottage! I will attach photos. The pigs love it. I have 2 of them and they both fit in but prefer to go in individually. They gnaw at it and created a "back door" through which I can see them, which is amazing. I've had it for 2 months now and it has a big hole in it but they're barely done yet. I've replaced them with a sturdy hut just because the temperature is dropping, but I'll happily buy more of these when they're done destroying them.

our two guinea pigs were obsessed with this house. They liked the security that comes with all sides of the igloo (and this igloo looks way better than the plastic ones). It's fair to say they became obsessed with this igloo as they eventually started chewing on the walls until they disassembled it into a skeleton. Then they started eating it. They happily slept in the house during the demolition process, but ended up building a protective wall of sticky, half-gnawed branches sticking out in…