Question 1

My daughter is concerned about the wire bottom.  She says that it bad fro the bunny's feet.  What type of wire is it and is it removable.

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Hi! I rescue rabbits, and I personally much prefer the wire - it is more sanitary, keeps them from sitting in their own filth, and makes cleaning much easier. Your daughter is correct though - rabbits can get sores on their feet and haunches from sitting on wire floors, but we usually only see that in rabbits that live their entire lives on wire with no option to rest their little feet anywhere else. If your rabbit has a nest box or somewhere else to relax that gives them a break from the wire, it should be completely fine. In the summer we like to give them a large smooth tile (like you can find at a home improvement store) in a corner of the hutch - gives them a place to relax, plus helps the cool off! (Just dont put it in direct sunlight - it will heat up fast - and make sure to wash it before giving it to your pet!) I don't own this exact model, but do have several similar ones. Just wanted to weigh in!

Question 2

Would this work for a regular sized Rex rabbit? She is almost 10lbs and we are moving, and she’s coming

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I wouldn’t take the chance. Mine is 5lbs and she really can’t get to the second level due to the steepness of the ramp. There is only standing room on the one side of the cage as well. Mine is free range when I’m home so it works for now, but I will be getting her a new set up eventually. It does have some pros- easy to clean, movable, attractive, and the second level is a great idea. I think it’s best for rabbits on the small side. That’s just my opinion. Hope that helps! Good luck with your move.

Question 3

Will this hutch hold up with rain and snow? We were hoping to leave outside year round but may be able to move to garage for winter..

Accepted Answer

I would not recommend full outdoor exposure. This hutch would not with stand much weather. I use mine indoors.

Question 4

Is this suitable for a flemish giant?

Accepted Answer

No, we have a dwarf and it's just large enough for her.  I dont think a Flemish would be happy.

ASIN	B09C7GKFXJ
ASIN	B09C7GKFXJ
Additional Features	Chewproof, Leakproof, Lockable, Multi Level, Waterproof
Best Sellers Rank	#65,343 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #52 in Small Animal Outdoor Pens & Hutches
Brand Name	Aivituvin
Breed Recommendation	Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Chinchillas, Ferrets, Chickens
Color	Walnut Brown
Customer Reviews	4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (3,866)
Date First Available	June 18, 2024
Dog Breed Size	Large
Included Components	Lockable Caster Wheels, Ramp, Removable Tray
Item Dimensions L x W x H	40.6"L x 26"W x 37.2"H
Item Highlight	Two deeper leak-proof trays; lockable 360° caster wheels; waterproof asphalt roof; fir wood; indoor/outdoor
Item Weight	38.5 pounds
Item model number	AIR35
Manufacturer	Aivituvin
Manufacturer	Aivituvin
Material Type	Fir
Model Name	AIR35
Model Number	AIR35
Number of Doors	4
Number of Items	1
Number of Levels	2
Pet Type	Small Animal
Product Dimensions	40.6 x 26 x 37.2 inches; 38.5 pounds
Specific Uses For Product	Indoor, Outdoor
Target Species	Rabbit
Unit Count	1 Count
Warranty Description	1 Year

Aivituvin Rabbit Hutch Indoor Outdoor Bunny Cage with Run, No Leak Trays

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