andwe Hay Feeder Less Wasted Wooden Food Feeding Rack for Rabbit Guinea Pig Chinchilla - Standing Pet-self Feeding Hay Manage

I like the height of the feeder, but I plan to extend the width about 8 inches so it will hold more hay. The design is great, but in my view it holds too little hay for a rabbit. Please consider making a larger size. Thanks

This is a very well constructed hay rack. Less work for me, since the hay stays mostly in one place. I have already ordered another one.

Was a lot bigger then expected but nice

Finally a hay feeder my pigs will use! All the others had gaps that were too small. They love the snack shack log but end up pulling most of the hay out and peeing on it. This way it stays contained but they have easy access! Super easy to refill as well. My only question is how much theyre going to chew on the wooden dowels. Well see.

After the hay gets to a certain level of emptiness, it is hard for my rabbit to get it out of the holder. The spindles are too close together to let the hay fall out enough for him to grab ahold of the ends of the hay. But if it were further apart, then it might not be safe for miniature rabbits - their heads could get caught. Therefore you cant tall how much hay really is usable in the item. I gave up and just started putting his hay out on the floor of his house like I had previously been doing.

I bought two of these for my guinea pigs. I love them. They hold a lot of hay, and seem to last well.

Works great -- less mess

When unboxed the item immediately came apart. You could tell it had been glued together but the wooden rods were not in the holes correctly to hold it together. I ended up pulling it completely apart, popping the glue dots out the holes and have to re-glue it back together.

Very attractive and contains hay well. Bernie Bunny has some trouble pulling hay from bottom racks (maybe I stuffed too tightly?) so he swivelled the top cover to the side and took hay out of the top.

Great product but hay does seem to end up all over the floor. This might not be the product but rather my guineas pulling it out