Marchioro Luna Spa Animal Cage

At our rabbit rescue we had one of these cages donated, and while it looked nice, it was more work/pieces to clean and didn't come apart like the plastic-bottomed ones for ease of cleaning. The plastic grid bottom is much nicer for the rabbits than regular wire, but it still runs the risk of stubbed or scraped toes.

Pros: Easy height for feeding, multiple doors for access, wheels for easy moving

Cons: plastic grid bottom must be cleaned in addition to pans, shelf/hideaway too small for a large rabbit, harder for some rabbits to hop out on their own

I have 4 of these cages - they are the perfect cage for rabbits (I know - I've tried every kind there is!). I love that you can slide out the front drawers to change the liner without having to take apart the whole thing or take the rabbit out of the cage. The deep side pan means no leaks onto the floor. For more thorough cleaning, the entire bottom pan & tray slide out also. There is a top access door and a side access door so you can easily get the bunny out. One of my bunnies loved the attached side hutch, but the others didn't use it, so we took it off. The only drawback is it is about 2 feet off the ground so when you let the bunny out to exercise, you have to catch him to put him back in - they can't go in and out at will.

Pros: easy to clean, easy to access

Cons: height off floor