I basically use these cages when bunnies are babies and when they get spayed/neutered. I also use them when I'm trying to bond rabbits as it's easy to switch their cages. I do like how durable they are and how they are easy to clean. Think about making an NIC cage though!

Pros: easy to clean, different sizes

Cons: too small if not allowed play time outside of cage daily

This cage is great for Guinea Pigs they have alot of room to move around. Its a attractive cage and fits easily in various places. Its relatively easy to clean and keeps the critters where they are sopposed to be, the cats also like sleeping on the top of the cage to so its good for two things!

Pros: See Below

Cons: None

This is my favorite cage. It's large enough for a guinea pig to run laps, has strong metal upper and extra thick plastic bottom. Two large doors in the front and a huge door on top so it's easy to lift out the guinea pig. The top section is taller than I would think is needed. Guinea pigs aren't that tall so I guess it's so a larger animal could use it, too. Still, my favorite cage. Very expensive, though.

Pros: love the extra deep plastic bottom

Cons: Upper section is unnecessarily deep

I have Marchioro cage for the guinea pigs that I board. The large one is roomy enough for a guinea pig and smaller animals, but I would hesitate to put a rabbit in one.

Pros: sturdy, easy to clean

Cons: too small for larger animals