Grass House for Rabbits, Loveone(TM) Foldable Natural Safe Hideaway Durable Chew Toy Mat Bed for Hamster/ Chinchillas/ Guinea pigs/ Ferret/ Small Pets

Our rabbit loves this grass house. She likes to hide, but is still curious, so this is perfect. She can sit inside it and still see everything going on. She uses both the swinging door on the end and the “window” in the front to jump in and out. She hops in even when it’s on its side. It was very easy to assemble and is easy for her to use. She is a smaller juvenile still so I’d say it’s good for small to medium sized rabbits. We are very happy with our purchase.

I like the idea of this but the size is smaller than I thought. It may be listed in the description but I didn’t really notice. Just thought it was for rabbits and it would work but must be for babies or very small breeds. Also doesn’t stand up well on its own without being propped against the wall, it just wants to fold up on itself. My rabbits do like chewing on it and trying to play with it.

I got this originaly for my dutch female and she can bearly fit in it..and its super flemsy and apears to be either insanely old straw or oat hay. Which neither are the best for a munchie house....So i waited and now i have babies.. Dutch mixed with flemish×newzealand and at 4weeks old this house bearly fits 2 of them if a 3rd one wants in itl collapse. Sometimes one will hop in and pull a wall out as is on accident. Youv almost got to ziptie it open.... Iv gotten more use out of the box amazon shipped it in by adding a few doorways, then the hay hide itself... Your better off getting a woven basket from the amish stores for the same price and its 2-3x the size and better built. Probably outa more nutritous material too

One of my 6.5 lb Satin/NZ mixes enjoys "loafing" inside once I took the full wall panel opposite the round window hole off (using it as another floor mat to munch). Neither of my buns fit through the door, but they enjoy poking their heads out of the round window, and searching it for snacks and toys. Sometimes my girl likes to flatten it for fun. It was worth the price despite its size vs theirs, especially if your buns like floor hay/chew mats. 4 stars only for lack of a larger option.

This house is very unsturdy. The only way I can get it to stand up, and not collapse flat, is to wedge it between the cage wall and the litter box. In that position, it works ok and my bunny likes to go in and on top of it. She also likes to chew it which is a bonus. For the quality versus the price, I am not happy but its working for now and I didn't feel like returning it. I will order something more sturdy next time.

The stupid thing doesn’t stay together. The front and back panels are free floating and attached with twine at one end of the house. When you try to pull them into the box shape they just fall back down. You will need extra twine to tie the front and back panels in place or your furry friend will destroy it with a sneeze.

My bunny is too big to fit inside it but he does enjoy eating it. However, house does not like to stay propped up and goes flat like a seagrass mat. He ignored it at first but now chomps on it once in a while.

The rabbit had fun playing with this & chewing on it but it collapses SO EASILY. One time of use while we weren't around it to upright it & it was squished flat & pottied on, became a mat. Not worth paying the price of this for something that is destroyed so easily. If there were a way to make this sturdy I would buy it again.