Timothy Hay Bungalow, Rabbit & Guinea Pig Hideout, Edible & Hand-Woven Bunny House, No Wires or String, Small Pet Accessories, for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Chinchillas & Rats, Medium

Oxbow is one of my go-to brands for bunny enrichment and this bungalow is no exception. It’s way more durable than most similar products and actually holds up for a decent amount of time even with two chew-happy rabbits constantly going at it. I like to keep a few different hideouts in rotation and this one’s always a hit when I bring it back out. It’s well-made, looks good in their space, and gives them something fun to nibble and flop inside. Worth it every time. Fresh and soft right out of the box, bun ready!

I bought the large for my ~5.5 lbs bunny but I wish it was a bit larger. I think she likes it. It's hard to tell what she thinks, but she has started to chew it so that's good. It is very thick and seem good quality. Just make sure you get rid the dessicant (small pockets that absorbs moisture). I didn't realize there was one and it fell on the floor.

We got this for our pet bunny and she loves it. She's a big bunny but she still fits in this and likes to chomp on it.

I absolutely love these hides for my gerbils! The hides are well made and do not fall apart. They hold up well to chewing… don’t get me wrong, your pet is going to eat it. My two gerbils can eat one in a couple days, but typically we get 2 weeks. They chew holes in the sides and connect it to their tunnel systems. The hides do not fall apart when they’re chewed through. I am able to give them regular Timothy hay and that helps distract them from eating the hide for a few extra days. My ONLY problem with them is the price, I would give it 4.5 stars if that was possible. I do find the price to be valid for the quality of the product, but it’s tough to afford because of how quickly my gerbils eat it up. Although the price is a bit tough for me, I’ll continue to purchase them. Fortunately my gerbils are beginning to recognize we can only afford one every 2 weeks at most.

I put this in my quail cage. They used it a lot. Will probably buy more

The rabbits loved them

My prairie dog eats a diet of 97 percent Timothy hay. She gets bored with her regular feedings, and so from time to time I give her a treat. This is one of her treats. She gets to year it up, which is what they do, and then she gets to re-distribute the hay all over the cage where she thinks it belongs. It’s a long process, but she spends all her day and night doing it. It is a great toy for a prairie dog. I don’t know about a guinea pig or a gerbil but it’s great for a prairie dog!

Line with paper towels for soft wetness protection! once pet gets their 'smell' on it , they might stop urinating in expensive bungalow! Picky chin loved this! I have bought him one in the past, but he hardly went in it and then peed inside, ruining it, at that time it was on the ground level of his cage and he seemed to prefer to sleep on open (not solid) ground like the mesh floor or wire sections of his cage. This time, I put the bungalow near the top level. My chinchilla loves it! At first he ignored it, and i lined it with paper towels in case he peed because I paid a lot for it. he did pee on the paper towels a few times, and I changed each time. One day he had pulled the paper towels out, and stuffed them in a corner, so I didn't put any back in. He hasn't peed in it since, and sleeps in it every night. He is a small chinchilla, but fully grown and the large is quite roomy. He loves to chew on it but after a month mine is totally in tact unlike other reviewers( he is 'shaving' the entire thing without putting holes all the way thru). I place it with the open side away from direction of human activity, so it is a safe cove with no prying eyes for daytime napping. Chin was apathetic at first, now loves it!