Guinea Cage - Midwest Expandable Guinea Habitat

Give your Guinea pig plenty of room to exercise, explore, and socialize with this easy to set up cage. This Guinea Pig cage is great for indoor or outdoor use and sets up in second with no tools required. It’s completely expandable with simple additions of other Guinea Pig habitats that are sold separately, giving you Guinea Pig even more room.

This cage is great because it has a good looking epoxy-coated panels that provide 8 square feet of play and exercise area, letting you Guinea Pig/s walk around freely.

This cage is great for adding different levels if needed for a play of sleeping area. The 8 square feet of plastic area lets you add toys to your guinea pigs habitat. Since there is no mesh floor you guinea pig is safe to walk around with you worrying of any injuries it could cause. The size the cage is 47 x 24 x 14 Inches of fun play time for you guinea pig. The lock-in-place doors also double as ramps. The Guinea Habitat folds flat for easy storage or transport.

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Guinea Pig Cage reveiw - What other people had to say who bought this product

Sarah Tipton "Sarahmonster"

I have been searching high and low for a cage like this that I wouldn't have to completely assemble myself. Other cages you have to cut, fold, cut, tie together all the grids, ect. This was easy, though tedious, to put together and it works very well for my little piggy.He loves all the extra room and my husband even thinks we should get another cage to attach it together. :) To read the original review click here…

K.Flanders

This was an impulse buy for me. I looked at the pictures, saw that it was 8 square feet, noticed the low price, and instantly bought it. Because I didn't iron through the details, I did not realize that the bottom of the cage is actually a canvas fabric material. I was surprised and initially disappointed when it arrived on my doorstep. With time, though, I realized that it isn't really a problem. Although I'd still prefer a hard plastic bottom, the canvas is durable and sufficient, holding it's place once you attach the wire bars.

My guinea pig loves the open, spacious room that he gets to play and run around in.
The only real complaints that I could make are that attaching the bars to the bottom is somewhat cumbersome.
Otherwise, you have a large, good cage made of cheap (but adequate) materials. To read the original review click here…