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Our bunny has adapted brilliantly to her new outdoor home option. She has much more room to roam throughout the day and doesn't have to wait for us to get home to stretch her legs. I would love a built in space for a corner tray litter box. I will happily pay for a new tray option should one be available in the future. Tonks was 100% litter trained and upon her move outside, she began using the grass. I am worried about being able to bring her back indoors. We were hoping to still have her in our home as much as possible.

Our bunny has adapted brilliantly to her new outdoor home option. She has much more room to roam throughout the day and doesn't have to wait for us to get home to stretch her legs. I would love a built in space for a corner tray litter box. I will happily pay for a new tray option should one be available in the future. Tonks was 100% litter trained and upon her move outside, she began using the grass. I am worried about being able to bring her back indoors. We were hoping to still have her in our home as much as possible.

This walk in rabbit run has given me my garden back. I built the run whist I had covid, it took about 5 hours or so, but I took my time and built it on my own. The instructions weren’t always the best- different to the online help videos. But, the walk is brilliant. I’m so pleased with it. I’ve also bought the extra covers for the top to keep out the rain. It’s expensive but worth it.

It took me two days to put this together by myself. It would have been easier with another person helping, but it was possible on my own. I found the directions lacking at first, but as I started trying to put it together it made more sense. I bought it under the rabbit title, but I believe it's identical to the chicken run, and we're using it for chickens after all. We bought an extension to fit our ten hens. It's pricey, but it seems sturdy so far - my toddler hasn't been able to knock it down for all of his trying!

Ive had this run a few weeks now and im thrilled with it. It was really quite easy to put together, the instructions were clear. My 2 pigs seem happy about the amount of space and im looking forward to being able to get extra bits to extend. The main positive for me is that im confident that theyre safe. My cat sadly wouldnt hesitate to try and play with my pigs and although i would never leave her out with them unsupervised, im confident she couldnt actually get in with them. Thanks omlet. Looking forward to ordering the little platform add on soon.

I have 4 pet rabbits that live in 2 pairs. I was expecting it to be a lot bigger and its not really fit for the purpose I had in mind which was a run for 2 of the rabbits to go in at a time for exercise to save my garden from destruction. Instead it be an add on to one of the hutches & I will still need to let the rabbits out loose on the garden on a regular basis in order to give them enough exercise. However , it is well built and the cover is very useful for protection . I will probably buy another one for the other hutch . Wish I'd just spent more money on a bigger one in the first place . For other customers with only one rabbit this will be ideal & I can't fault the workmanship that's gone into it .

I bought this so that my other pets can go in the garden without bothering the bunnies. It takes a little time and patience to put up but I’m so happy with the results. It’s a really sturdy cage and I’m so happy that the buns are safe from predators (incl. my dog!) but have lots of space. Definitely a great purchase and worth the money.

Assembling the hutch and run is never as simple as the video shows. Yet, despite old fingers and poor grip, I managed to do so (exactly the same unit as my Eglu Go-Up coop without roosting shelf but with added feature of basket for water and hay). I could not have assembled the run without help. The whole unit is a safe haven for Dudley. Once settled, he was allowed free-range of his part of the garden, however, he is still content to spend time in the run even though the door is open. Bedding was a bit of trial and error; Dudley piled all his bedding/hay at one end which, when I slid the base out, dropped down making it difficult to return tray to full position even after sweeping underneath. Perhaps the hutch design would have benefitted from a second tray (like the coop) but both designed for rabbit use rather than using one designed for chickens. Should there be a redesign of the slide-out tray to suit rabbits I would be more than happy to purchase it. Nevertheless, I have found a way to overcome this problem. Yes, it is easily moved once assembled. All in all, very pleased (as is Dudley) with this purchase. Easily cleaned and, most importantly, safer for Dudley than a conventional hutch. I know that Omlet’s products may not be the cheapest, but they are well worth the investment.

Loved the quality and heavier than I thought. I was able to do it by myself though. The pole clips were awful and even with putting them in hot water I couldn't do many of them. Gave up in the end and used cable ties which worked so much better. The smaller clips were fine. Very pleased with end result and so are the rabbits!

We have 4 guinea pigs, 2 males and 2 females, and I've constructed separate housing and pastures for them using Omlet products and materials we already had. We've easily attached the tunnel to our existing wooden house, and an old tortoise hutch we built fits inside the other pasture. I love the flexibility of these products, and how east they are to put together. Watching the guinea pigs zip around, and hearing their enthusiastic greetings whenever I come outside, shows me they love their space.