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My buns love it! I have two bunnies so I bought the 3 house set and just didn’t connect the middle. They love their little houses. Super easy to set up. My bunnies are fairly large so I’m super happy they fit inside

i’m really pleased with this hideout, and so is thumper. it’s good quality, stable, and the building process was straightforward. i was concerned about the rubber bands due to some reviews, but i only had 2 break, and it came with plenty of extras. i was also happy to find out that the top house connects to the platform with rubber bands as well, so he can’t move it or knock it over. for reference, thump is 5.5-6 pounds and fits comfortably in all areas.

Bunnies love it

Good concept and product however the rubber bands they come with kept snapping. Bunny did like it and was comfortable being in and around it. He would bite the wood and it would still be ok. However it does seem too small for him now that he has grown more.

My guinea pigs LOVE this hideout! It’s big, sturdy and easy to clean.

Got this for my holland lop and he loves it!! It’s so big and is one of his favorite places to hide in and jump on. Super easy to set up too.

Update: if you have a larger breed rabbit I wouldn’t. All the rubber bands keep breaking and the castle is falling apart. So not really a great investment as I’m gonna have to go find some more rubber bands (probably for the duration of having this). Disappointed it’s falling apart but maybe that should’ve been expected with a 10 pound rabbit. I did fortify it with my own rubber bands in the first place (hair elastics- not ideal but no info on getting the right ones). Bummed Initial: Some of the wood panels were warped kind of bad so it was a struggle getting them in. I didn’t feel like I was breaking very many of the elastics (10 total) and while other reviews said there were plenty given the broken ones I did not find that to be the case. I had to move some things around to make it less stable other places. Overall pretty easy to put together (if your wood isn’t warped). I found it was helpful to put rubber bands on each panel as I put them together rather than wait until the end as the instructions said. Just one or two of the connectors so that you still have a little bit of play. My rabbit seems to like it (Chew proof? I just saw that this was a thing you can rate it on and… it’s wood. . Of course your rabbit is going to chew it. Probably “bunny safe” would’ve been a better distinction)

Overall I really like this and my bunnies love it so far, but I want to leave a very thorough review because it’s hard to tell how big it is through the pictures. I like that it’s made of poplar (rabbit safe wood!), assembly was relatively easy, and the size is decent. I also felt that it was reasonably priced for the size and quality. One thing I don’t love is the rubber bands - a lot of them broke while I was putting them on and it was kind of annoying and I’m slightly worried that my rabbits will chew them and break them. Thankfully it did come with extras so I still had enough. For the size, It is big enough for my two adult rabbits, Bear (3.25 pounds) and Iris (6.5 pounds). I would recommend this for small to medium rabbits but I think it would be a little small for a rabbit that is 8 pounds or larger. It is just a little bit on the small side for Iris but she doesn’t mind and still fits in it well enough. Also, Iris seems to enjoy the poplar just a little too much so hopefully she doesn’t ruin it! Keep that in mind if you have a bun who is really into chewing wood!