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I thought the price was just fantastic also. I tried looking up the Vanderwall's company website, but couldn't find anything. I want to figure out what kind of paint they used.

I'm not sure if anyone remembers, but I posted that thread a week or two ago about building a NIC Cage for my rabbit Maggie. Well, at ALDI's, there'sa sale going on until the 14th(?) for the storage cubes for $9.99 a box. Although, the brand is VanderWall, and I know the majority of people...

I would defintally suggest the furminator. I brush my rabbits, but once a month, I take them to the local petstore and this one lady brushes them with the furminator. She's absolutly great with rabbits too. :)

That looks amazing, very sturdy also. In a few weeks, I'm going to build my buns a NIC cage. They're in a store bought cage now. :( Do you have any trouble with Oscar chewing on the sheets?

I have a similar story to MyBabbieBunnys. My Maggie doesn't weigh anything at all. Around 2.5 lbs. When I got her though back in Janurary, she was very underweight, hardly anything at all, a few ounces short of a pound. When I took her to the vet, he also assured me that she was fine, and that...

I have two rabbits, both female I might add. I always am ask if I breed rabbits....no, that's impossible. I always get the litterbox-related questions, as well as "You spay and neuter your rabbits?" Well, I can see why someone might be confused on the litterbox.Peoplesay that litterbox...

That does look quite easy to clean. :) I'd like to thank everyone for answering my quesitons, it helps a lot. I was looking through those pictures within that thread that you suggested, and my rabbit Maggie was in awe. She kept jumping from my lap to the chair next to me, to the floor...

That sounds good. Where would you suggest, this question is hard to word, um, placing the doors/openings? I mean, would you suggest one on the top?

Gracias. What would you suggest to help keep the NIC cage sturdy? I know of the zipties. But exactly how sturdy are the NIC cages?

I'm going to try to keep this short, since I have a horrible habbit of drawing messages out. Anyway, I'm looking to build myself a NIC cage and have a few questions about that as well as a few other ones. The only storage cubes I've been able to locate in my area are the ones from Target...

Microchiping is actually fairly cheap, Or at least cheaper thenmost peopleimagine. I believe they're around $80 for dogs and cats? My bun isn't chipped because I haven't yet a reason for her to be.

maherwoman, glad that there's been no problems! Lovely cages. Where did you purchase the pegboard at? I'm thinking along the lines of a hardware store. Johncdn, nice cage. It'd be easier for me to build upwards in height, rather then in width. If I make the cage too wide, I risk having someone...

That's a neat idea. Thanks so much for all of your imput!

I thought of another question. When building upwards, is there anything that would be benieficial that would sturdy the cage?

I *really* appreciate all the input I'm getting. It makes a huge difference. I've also heard of people using those underneath bed storage bins for the bottom of a NIC cage? http://www.aracnet.com/~seagull/Guineas/OurGpigs/cage.html The link above is a site that uses them, but it is for Cavys...

Awesome cage! Where did you purchase the coroplast?

Gracias! My concern with the pegboard is that a nail could get caught in it. Have had any trouble with it?

As promised here's a picture of Maggie. http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2cdcubl I had to give her something to sniff while I took the picture otherwise she would jump into my lap. Naturesee, that sounds like a good idea. Do you know what stores might carry it?

Thanks! I really appreciate all the feedback. Out of curiousity, in your cages, do you have coroplast?

Maggie's coming along with her litterbox training. She still has her accidents though. Does your cage go directly to the floor? Or do you use the panels has the flooring? I know that just having the panels as the flooring isn't good for rabbit's feet. What would you suggest as an alternative to...