Guinea Pigs, Rabbits, Hedgehogs, and other small pets deserve a safe home with enough space. Most commercially available cages on the market are too small for our little friends. The modular C&C Guineapet enclosures provide them with the best living conditions. Combine panels and connectors to create the perfect home.

Rabbits, like Guinea Pigs, are herd animals that should not live alone. We recommend an average of 12 ft² / 1.22 m² or a 2X5 Guineapet enclosure for a single Rabbit and at least 15.82 ft² / 1.47 m² or a 2X6 Guineapet enclosure for two. Keep in mind that bigger is always better. Additionally, Rabbits require several hours of free play outside their enclosure daily. A small living space can negatively affect your rabbit's health, causing spine problems, muscle atrophy, and obesity. Let their personality shine through by offering the comfort they deserve.

“C&C” stands for Cubes and Coroplast. Cubes are metal wire mesh panels that fit together with special eight-way connectors used to create the modular enclosure.

A Guineapet 2X3 C&C enclosure is made of two 13.77" / 35X35cm wire mesh panels widthwise and three panels lengthwise. A 2X4 is made of two panels widthwise and four panels lengthwise, and so on.

Your little friends need bedding that absorbs urine efficiently. Guineapet cage liners and pee pads are the best solution. The most common bedding materials, like pine wood shavings litter, can be messy and expensive in the long run. They sometimes cause health problems such as allergies and respiratory issues or contain mites. Damp bedding can cause bad smells, health issues, and discomfort. Guinea pigs and Rabbits have delicate feet, so mesh and grid bases are not an option.

Highly absorbent and easy to manage, Guineapet® liners keep your pets dry and comfortable when walking and lying down, and they look so much better!

Combine different colors and include pee pads and accessories for a stunning setup! For more information on bedding options, please visit our blog.

Make sure to cover the basics. Rabbits must have access to water, hay, fresh vegetables or foraged plants and weeds, and Rabbit-specific pellet food daily. Place vegetables and pellets in separate bowls. Fresh and dry hay should be available at all times for grazing. A feeder keeps it off the floor, avoids spoilage and waste, and keeps everything neat.

Your little friends need unlimited access to fresh water. A drip water bottle is a must. Although a bowl of water can work, it can quickly become dirty and create a mess. Attach the water bottle to the C&C cage with support or use a water bottle stand.