Ferplast Rabbit 120 Reviews
Product Type: Ferplast dog accessories
Newest Review: ... bowl and hay rack. The water bottle I chucked straight away having found the one that had came with my last Ferplast to be ... more
... absolutely useless: it leaked, broke easily and the part that was meant to keep it attached to the cage was far from stable so I'd often come home to find them with no water as the bottle had fallen during the day. The food bowl is pretty much an average food bowl: it is plastic and round, the shape/ size is purposely made to fit perfectly into the slot that come in/ on the hidey so that it can't be knocked over but as I wasn't using the hide this didn't matter to me. I was quite impressed with this bowl though and st...more
Ferplast Rabbit 120: The Piggies liked it (1672 words)by - written on 15/02/12, updated on 30/09/12 (Very useful, 139 readings)
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_Why I bought It_ When I first got my two Guinea pigs Bailey and Miss Piggy I had been told by the pet shop I bought them at that a 100cm cage would be perfect for them. Now I'm not stupid or totally naive but these were my first Guinea pigs and this person in my eyes was an expert: I mean if your selling Guinea pigs surely you must be fully aware of all their living requirements mustn't you? Well as I soon learned the answer is no. Having soon found some good websites when I was looking into Guinea pig care I found the minimum recommended amount for two Guinea pig's is 120cm x 60cm x 45cm and as the weeks progressed I was seeing for myself how the girls were ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/02/12 (Very useful, 240 readings)
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Although previous our cage was just about big enough for our pair of juvenile guinea pigs, when we had the surprise addition of a couple of babies we really felt that a bigger cage was in order. (The moral of the story here is that if you buy a girl piggy from a pet shop there's every chance she may already be up the duff). Taking the space we have available into account we wanted to get the very biggest indoor cage we could afford and ended up with the Ferplast Rabbit 120 Guinea Pig and Dwarf Rabbit Cage (henceforth known as the cage), which cost us £75. ==First Impressions== The design of the cage is definitely functional rather than stylish, ... Read the complete review
