FerplastArena 120 Rabbit Wooden Cage, 125 x 64.5 x 51 cm, Black

I was looking for cages that were a bit more aesthetically pleasing than a Midwest or a C&C but the wooden ones I found didn’t quite sit right with me. These pens are plastic inside which is perfect for cleaning, but beautiful wood on the outside and they look so smart. I have always had Midwest cages in the past so with these being the same dimensions all my bedding fit them perfectly which was a plus. The assembly instructions are awful, a bunch of diagrams I couldn’t work out and the video they say you can watch for help (there’s a leaflet in the boxes with a QR code) doesn’t exist. The code goes to the sale site. I managed to find a video on YouTube after a bit of hunting and although the chap wasn’t speaking English, followed what he did and then it was actually very simple. I don’t understand the reviews complaining about screw size and sturdiness, mine are amazing and the screws were exactly what was needed. I have two at the moment but will probably buy a third as a back up before these disappear as I feel like they aren’t being made anymore sadly.

This cage looks lovely, and the basic concept for it is quite good : a wooden frame that fits over a plastic tray, with a sliding front door (a bit small) and two sliding roof panels. It is also an acceptable size for a couple of bunnies (dwarf or mini bunnies).Assembling it was alright, but once it's built it's extremely flimsy. It comes with ready-built side panels, which get attached to the front and back boards by the means of screws (provided). Unfortunately, the ready-built panels are only held together by tiny, flimsy little pins, and fall apart instantly when you try to lift the frame once it's built. As you have to lift the frame on and off every time you clean the plastic tray, the frame needs to be solid enough to endure regular lifting, and it couldn't even take one!As I like the look of the product, I will keep it and get some long thin nails or screws to keep the frame together, but a product should be sold without customers having to purchase further supplies to make it fit for purpose. If you're happy to do some extra diy, this isn't a bad buy. If you want a solid, easy to put together product that requires no more fuss than what it says on the instructions, don't buy it!

This is okay, if you're looking for a fairly cheap cage for your guinea pigs or rabbit. I find that it has many design faults, though. The sides of the cage are constantly being dislodged, and I have to put them back in place. Not only that, but it says it's a pull out tray but you have to lift the entire top part up to access the tray! It's very difficult to put together when it first arrives, as well. It's fine, and we do want to carry on using it, but it does have some really dodgy parts, so be aware of this before buying.

It’s okay... it looks good but it’s made of cheap wood so expect flaws

Absolute rubbish, can half assembled and broke also the metal ball fell out of the bottle meaning that my rabbit could of chocked and died would not recommend to buy as a waste of money

Perfect for a pair of piggies PROVIDED they have an additional run/pen for daily exercise. Looks great in our main room and contrary to previous reviews this is solid and easy to erect plus has top and side openings. Maybe they changed the design?

Perfect size, simple design, well made, like the wooden structure that hides the plastic tray. I don't use the inside plastic shelf/hide. A good product I would recommend to others

Beautiful cage.. worth every penny