Prevue Pet Products Multi-Color Small Pet Playpen - Small Animal Pen for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Hamsters, Tortoises, Bunny Enclosure, Easy to Assemble, Indoor & Outdoor Play - Multi-Color

My guinea pig babies have a room to themselves. I bought two of these and put them together giving them lots of space and providing safety. I no longer have to keep them caged and I don't have to worry when I leave the room. If yours don't have a whole room, it's good for play time on the floor in one area, you don't have to monitor there where-abouts.

I bought about 5 of these to string together to create a large playpen for my guinea pigs. It works perfectly for one-who doesn't try to jump over, the other one jumped over it and escaped. Quality wise they're great-sturdy and fold up well. I used zip ties to connect them. I was concerned this particular playpen would be inferior quality compared to the more expensive, similar ones but it's great.

Awesome fence for my dwarf hamster. It’s very tall and sturdy, not flimsy at all. You can easily adjust what shape you want the fence to be in but at the same time it’s not easy for them to knock down. She would never be able to do that. So happy I got this for her to have plenty of room to play. Very easy to set up and fold back up. Love it

It is very small, I was concerned my guinea pigs would jump out they have not yet, I also think I will buy a second playpen to enlarge it for floor time. Easy to assemble and put away.

This is perfect to set up when cleaning cages of small animals, lets them run around and be “free” while you worry less and focus more.

The best part about this pet playpen is that is folds away for storage really nicely. I bought it for my dwarf hamster to have a slight change of scenery and a little more floor area than his cage. It's made up of 8 rigid panels interlocked at the "hinges" so that you can pretty much adjust the overall shape of the pen to some degree - which is very convenient if you do not have too much of a wide space or if your floor space isn't a perfect octagon : / The only problem I have with this pen is that it's too low - my hamster discovered how to climb over the top -_- So, he'll sniff, scratch and explore for a few minutes, then it's just a matter of time before he'll use the horizontal bar at the bottom to boost himself up and using his paw pads, he'll make it to the top and over the edge! It's a fun little game trying to catch him/stop him climbing; but I soon return him to his cage because I don't want him to get used to climbing over the edge of the pen - then that's all he'll want to do and that'll render the pen completely useless. So, I didn't return it because I just use it as a controlled way for me to interact with him outside his cage every other day, to feed him treats, veggies, etc and like I said for him to have a change in scenery/terrain - which is why I bought it in the first place :) Bottom line: DO NOT LEAVE YOUR PET UNATTENDED - HE WILL ESCAPE! =O If you'd like to have one eye on your hamster and one eye on something else - place him in a hamster ball (IF he's up for it), make sure doorways, stairs, etc are secure and let him roll! But be mindful of how long he's in his ball, though.

I bought 2of these and hooked them together. Works great to keep by bearded dragons safe while giving them floor time.

We bought two of these and we are really happy with them. We have a new baby bunny and we wanted her to have a place to play and give her room to run around. These pens are not made for rabbits, they can jump out very easily. They are made for larger rodents like guinea pigs. So what we did was use zip ties to 'stack' one length of the pen on top of another and used it to box in a corner of our living room. This made a really nice area about 3 ft x 6 ft. She runs around and plays in there and even hops and 'binkys' around and she's very happy. It's a great way to keep track of her and keep her from going behind the sofa or behind the tv area where dangerous cords are that she could chew. Rabbits need quite a lot of room for exercise and I wanted to make sure she had that room and was also safe while running around. I don't want her squashed by the recliner or electrocuted from chewing some wire and she's so small and at such a young age that she can fit into just about any nook or cranny and doesn't know not to chew things. I would definitely recommend these pens, they are not expensive and would be great for just about any animal. Ordering two and zip tying them together was still cheaper in the long run than buying the same length of caging that was taller.

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Aunque menciona que es para otros animales, la compramos para nuestra tortuga, ya que necesita tomar el sol y buscábamos una forma de que no se escapara. Por ello, el corralito nos resultó muy útil y se ve de buena calidad. Lo adquirimos por no más de $380, lo cual me resultó justo, ya que antes lo vendían hasta $200 más caro, por lo que aconsejo hacer su compra consiente de ello, espero la información compartida les sirva.

Facilissimo da montare, praticamente è già tutto fatto, si apre a fisarmonica e bisogna solo agganciare le due maglie finali senza bisogno di nessun attrezzo.. Il criceto corre sue e giù tra i suoi giochi che ho messo nella play zone ed è più facile interagire con lui... Si vede che gradisce visto che sale sulle mani e si diverte a entra nei tubi e altri giochi che ho messo nel recinto per lui. Recinto di misure giuste sia in altezza che tra lo spazio delle grate, perchè il criceto seppur provandoci non riesce a saltarle e passare attraverso e il mio è un criteto piccolo... Roborovsky.....

Have this for my guinea pig. It is so easy to unfold and lay out; easy to carry, very light, airy, colourful.

Why did you choose this product over others?: This playpen has greatly helped in the taming process for my dwarf hamster. It takes seconds to set up and folds back down, concertina style. When folded, it's approximately the size of a stack of A4 papers. I bought two and set them up next to her enclosure, with a DIY cardboard bridge, so she can now free-roam easily to and from her home to another enclosed space. She starts nibbling on the bars when she wants to go back, so short and sweet bursts of playtime with her work well. I might finally get brave enough to handle her without gloves soon haha!