Hay Rack with Wooden Seat, 25 x 17 x 20 cm

Need 2, bought 2. Our 2 rabbits are English Lops and are quite big, so these racks are one each. Hopefully the lids will prevent them from urinating on their hay which is something rabbits may do if they are fed in a tray.Ideally the racks would have been a couple of inches longer but these seem to be the only ones suitable on the market. Nevertheless I think these are OK for their needs.

These racks are great if, like me, you have a cheeky monkey who likes to sit in his hay rack to eat and poop! I needed something to stop him doing that and risking him breaking his leg trying to get out. Very well made and sturdy. I bought two as I have 3 mini lop house bunnies. They are fixed above their huge litter tray. They are taking some getting used to as mine eat a huge amount of Timothy a Hay which is very long and thick so a little more difficult to get into the boxes. I note from another reviewer that she said her hay fell out very easilly. It shouldn't if you are using good quality long stemmed hay. Keeps if clean and nicer for them to eat. Fantastic price too. I am thinking of replacing by regular hay racks for these in my rabbit boarding business too.I would like to add a good point here - a lot of people on here complain that their hay falls out. This will only happen with cheap short cut hay and not with a better quality long hay. As long as you give your bunny good quality hay which you should be anyway, this rack is great.

I've been on the hunt for a good hay rack for ages and have tried every design possible. This seems to be the best.Pros:- it holds loads of hay- it's not open at the back so hay doesn't fall out of the hutch all over the floor- Well madeCons:- the minimum order was 2 of them when I only really wanted one but I was desperate- hay does fall out but rabbits eat and pee/poop at the same so make sure the hay rack is attached up in front of the litter tray. They like to sit in it and eat bits that fall out. Tip: buy the paper type litter as it's really absorbent so your rabbits feet don't get soaked in pee. Another thing we've learned over lots of trials.- the hooks. Don't attach them like it shows in the instructions as it doesn't work. I followed what another buyer did and it works perfectly. ***see their images and you'll understand.Conclusion: best hay feeder yet. Dexter and Button approve.

One of my bunnies is into everything, I needed something to keep her from too much mischief when in the run. This is perfect, she loves to climb on top and jump off.. sometimes will even lie on top of this for a while. She also loves to dig at the hay from underneath (although when out on the grass she doesn't actually eat it.) You can mix veggies in with the hay for an extra treat. Item is solid wood and every good quality. Large size and good for the money, would definitely recommend.

I have to fill this twice a day for my large lop , and she has sat on it and broken the back bit off but it was very easy to reinforce it so she can’t break it now !

It arrived with a broken hinge so the lid where the bunnies would sit was not functional.I removed the other hinge to remove the lid fully and gave it to my bunnies like that instead.They still love it, and it’s an improvement on our last hay station. And I can always buy another hinge to make the seat work (I just shouldn’t have to when I payed for a functioning product).It attaches to the cage by 2 metal hooks. Seems to work so far and the bunnies haven’t unhooked it!

Brilliant for getting the guinea pigs to actually eat the hay instead of toileting in it! I had to alter it a tad as it went inside my wooden hutch (which was easy enough to do). But would easily hook onto a wire home. The slits encourage my girls to eat as it is easy to tug out.I used some pet friendly super glue on the joins of the rack as it was a little loose, but I guess you get what you pay for! Would absolutely buy again though :)Edit - 20.06.2020 - I have bought another one as the first worked so well!

It feels and looks a little bit cheap, but so far it's stayed in one piece. I got this hay rack as opposed to a metal one without a lid because I was worried about my chinchilla getting stuck- turns out she can squeeze through the gaps and frequently naps on top of her hay.For me, the main 'con' with this product is a lot of the hay falls out of the rack, because the hay is short and the gaps are quite big. Still, a good product and looks nice in her home.