Ferplast Rabbit House, Guinea Pig Wooden House, Small Pet House, FSC Certificated Wood, 37 x 27.7 x 20 cmThe Forest Stewardship Council

Perfect for my 2 guinea pigs. Great value for money, looks very pretty and it was very easy to build. Very sturdy!

My two guinea pigs love this house. It is sturdy, big enough for one adult guinea pig.I love it because it is easy to assemble, study and would not be eaten in two weeks time, easy to keep clean (no odd angles where dust accumulates).Only one piglet can fit inside as they prefer to put their face out of the house. Definitely would be too small for bunny if the size is small or one medium.After a week guinea pigs still don’t jump on top of the house. I need to train them :)

My gyineapigs love this and use it alot. It's a nice additional shelter in their area. They also like to climb on top of it and week for food. Unfortunately the lid is not a brilliant fit and slides off occasionally. For the most part it is fine. There are two strips on the inside of the lid to keep it in place but they are a little too far apart. If the lid is pushed down firmly it is ok. It cost £16 and was worth it. The pieces slot together in minutes. I would not use this outside but it is great as a wee hide. It is generally quite sturdy and seems safe.A second door might help.

A lovely item. Well made sturdy, easy to construct and a good size for the smallest of furries who love hides and lots of space. As I keep hamsters 🐹 I can’t say if this is big enough for larger small furries such as guinea pigs but I am happy with it for my little girls.

highly recommend, this is perfect for our Guinea Pigs, they love going in and out of it, and often climb onto the roof [infact we put some food on there for them to find] we have 2 of these one for each pig. that seems best,

Decent quality but when I built it up the roof didn’t fit. I had to carefully remove one of the wooden guides on the underside of the roof and re-position and re glue. Not exactly what you want when buying a new product.

We got this for quails as opposed to having it for rabbits/piggies. It'll be far easier to keep clean, is sturdy enough for them to climb on, and plenty of room for 5 little ladies currently taking it in turns to sit on eggs. They're going to love having their privacy.

Wanted a house that my guinea pigs wouldn’t eat within a week. This being wood and not sea grass suited nicely. They haven’t tried to chew it although they do have a 2nd grass house which they can chew. The house was easy to assemble. The only adjustment I had to make was my guinea pigs are use to a doorway at the end of their house so I had to cut an entrance in the end panel, which can be seen in the 2nd photo. This was easy to do. The flat roof gives another level for the pigs to sit on.I’m really pleased with this house. Have had it for several weeks now and it’s still in one piece, money well spent.Not too sure whether this would be large enough for an average sized rabbit though. It is a bit cramped if my two fat pigs get in their together.!