Hamiledyi Bunny Extra Large Ladder, Wooden DIY Toy Rodents Chewing & Climbing Bridge Chinchillas Cage Tunnel/Hideout/Hut/Ramp/Divider for Small Animal Guinea Pig Rat Squirrel

We have a rather big rabbit that fits snuggly underneath this and holds up to her weight as she zooms across it and lays ontop. The gaps between the wood are wide enough not to pinch her. Would buy again.

We used this as a fluff barricade in a gerbil cage to make it a split level. It’s just shy of a foot tall and has held up really well to their chewing. As a ladder it would easily hold a rabbit or Guinea pig or something heavier. It can definitely arch high enough for a rabbit, chinchilla, or GP, no problem.

They like to go on the top level, but now that they have this nice wood tunnel. They chew and hangout up there a lot more. Its bigger than I was expecting, which is great for my two bunnies. You can use it as a ramp and just mold it how you want it. Doesnt not look like cheap wood at all. Sold wood, with a little weight to it. I only want what is best and safe for my bunnies, so I would recommend this.

Purchased this as a hiding hut for my 3 1/2 month old Netherland Dwarf Bunny . Perfect size for her now and for when she reaches full growth. She loves to sleep in there ( I placed a straw mat under it ) as well as climb and gnaw on it. Item is well made, strong enough to withstand Bunny chewing. I would recommend this for small rabbits 3 pounds or under.

It came broken for me, the bunnies will eventually break it apart. It’s good other than it came with some logs broken.

This came in good condition. It is so you can shape it. My dwarf rabbit and my guinea pig have one each in their enclosures. They love to run through, hide in them, and chew on them.

Rabbit loves it!

Nice sturdy extra large , 2 chinchillas can comfortably sleep in it

Its much larger than it looks in pictures, perfect size for my Guinea pigs.

Just a lil too short for my buns to hide. Guess that’s why they say it’s a ladder lol. She really digs it though