Cages

[Rattiemattiesrattery]

Ok so I have decided on the cages I want, but I can't choose from the three types...
(I'm also gonna kinda keep using my NIC panels, but still.)

The breeds of Buns I have are Flemish Giants, Dwarf Mixes *pet only for the mixie*, Velveteen Lops, and Dutches.

The First Cage is:
Deluxe Rabbit Cage - Luxury (D-240)

• 36" x 30" x 18"
• 2½" deep plastic pan
• Tray slides
• Leg sets
• Urine guards
  
  
  
  
  
  It looks big when measured out, and looks like I will have an easy time cleaning, and Kits wouldn't be able to escape. I don't like that it doesn't have a shelf *which I guess I could add one*

The other one is 24 x 18 (no height idea)
Slide out Metal pan (which I would switch to plastic because it wouldn't rust)
Feeder and urine guards and a few other things. (sorry this doesn't look as neat the site didn't have it well laid out >_<

So which would you choose?
My buns are out most the time anyway, but I would like to have some nice cages for them to be in, because I can't have adopters over with bunnies on the loose (hard to make sure they don't leave the house when adopters in and out) and my poor dog needs a break. I have breeding buns (except the dwarf Mix) so that is also something to consider in the help of choosing a cage.
And where as I like them all, I wold prefer to just order in bulk a few of one type of cage ya know?
(that and I try to have mostly matching cages lol)

Thanks ^_^

I knew I was forgetting one >_<
Large Economy Rabbit Cage (EP-120)

• 36" x 24" x 14"
• 2 ½" deep plastic slide-out pan (not pictured with plastic pan)
  
  

I am thinking though that for a kindling cage I should have this:
Medium Economy Rabbit Cage (EP-110)

• 24x24x14
• 2 ½" deep plastic slide-out pan (not pictured with plastic pan)
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[Tessie]

I like the first one more room to streach out

 

[Rattiemattiesrattery]

Tessie wrote:

I like the first one more room to streach out

that's one of the things I look for ^_^
I like them to be comfy and stretch and have a lil hop around room. With my rats I tell my adopters you can never have a cage that is too big, only too small.

 

[pamnock]

For the Flemish, you'll want very sturdy floor wire, and you should put in a solid bottom.

 

[Rattiemattiesrattery]

yeah I hate solid bottomed floored caged for rabbits (which is what they are all on now) but I figured with the cages I am looking at (I know the martin's at least) are VERY Sturdy, I have used Martin's cages for years. And even though most Flemish should be on solid floor I still want Wire, but I will have 3/4 of the cage covered with something.