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Best rabbit carriers in the uk?

DarceyH

DarceyH

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I want to get a carrier that opens with a door at the front AND from the top. I have seen one in P@H but the top opening looks to small to lift rabbits out, despite the carrier being really big (a bit to big for two medium sized rabbits!) and it's terribly expensive!
I have seen some pictures of really good ones, but I can't seem to find any in London, I can't even find on line for delivery in the uk :(
I have a carrier, that has a door that does off and opens in two but it's a pain to get together again! It is only big enough for one rabbit, and as I am getting my second bunny soon, I want to get the best possible carrier for two bunnies! Links to websites would be more then welcome.
 
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Does that fit two in?

Hele said:
I have one of these, I got it after seeing people on here recommend it. It's roomy and quite heavy in its own right but solid strong and really well designed. :thumb:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Catit-Desig...1374705733&sr=8-1&keywords=cabrio+cat+carrier
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Would that fit two bunnies in comfortably? They are on the large side, one is a mini Rex, the other we think is a medium chinchilla, at least she deff had chibchilla in her. I have not got the mini Rex yet, as the rescue is bonding him and Smokey for me (thank goodness!) and I wanted the best carrier to bring them home in!
 
DarceyH said:
Would that fit two bunnies in comfortably? They are on the large side, one is a mini Rex, the other we think is a medium chinchilla, at least she deff had chibchilla in her. I have not got the mini Rex yet, as the rescue is bonding him and Smokey for me (thank goodness!) and I wanted the best carrier to bring them home in!
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Yes, my two buns are 2.3kg and 2.7kg and both fit in with a bit of space.
 
I always use the car

tunnelwell said:
It's great but quite heavy. Ideal if you have a car but if you're walking with it, ouch. Better to get a smaller carrier if walking because it'll reduce your journey time.
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My vet has loads of free parking right out side, and I only ever go when there is some one to drive me, it's to far to walk. It would be nice to have a carrier that is succurable in a car, however, I guess I will keep my old lighter one just in case. Thanks for the tip :)
 
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