Although too small for rabbits to get into, my two rabbits, Thumper and Darius, love to push and "roll" this next around the kitchen, and Thumper (who is a larger Californian rabbit) loves to pick it up and toss it.

It is a toy that keeps them interested and active in the evenings when the sunsets and we play together with it. I will throw it and Thumper will chase it and pick it up and throw it herself again.

It is non toxic so I am not concerned when they chew on it. It has lasted a year now even though it is shreddable material (longer than some of my blankets).

Great entertaining toy even for the larger rodents.

Pros: Entertaining, safe, chewable

Cons: None

This offers two benefits. A place to hide and something to chew on. It didn't last quite as long as I had hoped as the guinea pigs chewed it apart.

Pros: Guinea pigs loved to lay in it

Cons: They did eventually chew it apart.

It's not big enough for my bunnies to get inside, but they sure do enjoy rolling it around and munching on it.

Pros: Good to munch on

Cons: None

I prefer to use only objects that can be cleaned and disinfected in my cages. The concept of this is good, but where guinea pigs sleep, they also poop and they lay right in it. I don't think these are very sanitary to use for more than a couple of days since they would be laying in their own waste. A plastic pigloo is a better idea, plus it has an open bottom which sits on the bedding. I can't recommend this.

Pros: nice hiding spot

Cons: can't be cleaned

my guinea pig played with it throwing it around biteing it and chewing on it. He loved it. it is just made out of grass so it is fully safe for him to eat. But they get torn up pretty fast.

Pros: Gunea pigs love to chew on them!

Cons: they get shredded really fast