kathson Wooden Hay Feeder Rabbit Less Waste Food Feeding Rack Standing Pet-self Feeding Hay Manager Grass Holder Small Animals Cage Accessories for Bunny hilla Guinea Pig

Small round dowels are two short and don't reach from side to side and just fall out in the rabbit cage. Was very hard to put together because of this. But at least my rabbits have some wood to chew on.

So I think this product was awesome! The pegs can come apart semi- easily making building it kind of annoying but nothing unbearable. The feeder is made out of wood so be careful with peeing. And I didn’t realized how huge this thing is. I usually buy stuff marketed to bunnies for my Guinea pig because companies always find a way to make things microscopic and expensive when marketed to Guinea pigs. But regardless of it being just barely too tall for a 1 story (14 inch) C&C cage with a cover (for cats lol), I can see this product still being good for multiple Guinea pigs standing around it at one time with a playpen or an open/2 story+ tall c&c cage, as well as a bunny in an open room. Also I wouldn’t recommend using it as a bowl and hay feeder, the pellets will side under the hay part and realistically hay is really just too dusty, the scraps will cover all the pellets even if they didn’t slide under. Get just a cheap bowl on the side for food other than hay.

Nothing lines up properly, so it is impossible assemble. I am returning it.Not sturdy. Not easy. Not a value for the money.

It lasted about 3 weeks. My fuzzballs really had a party annihilating it, which is really why I bought it in the first place.

This is by far the easiest way to make sure my piggies have access to their hay all of the time. It was easy to put together and is really easy to keep filled. I have it in the corner of their c&c cage and there is enough room on each side for them to munch. The bottom area allows me to add other food as well, so it is a serious win-win as far as space goes. I would definitely purchase again if necessary.