Pet Cages

Review by ML’s mom for Lux 2 Hamster Cage (no water bottle inlcuded)
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My daughter picked out this cage for her 2 dwarf hamsters. The second night she had them, one of the hamsters managed to get her head between the bars by the clip on the door. Although the bars in most of the cage are close enough together to be safe, there is a space beside the clip on each of the doors where a dwarf hamster can get her head out. The hamster died. We have since taped up the area around the clip to prevent the second hamster from doing the same. The other hamster seems to be enjoying the cage, but she misses her sister! (Also the wheel is very noisy– you’ll want to buy the Silent Spinner or other quieter wheel.)

Review by L. Becker for Lux 2 Hamster Cage (no water bottle inlcuded)
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I recently bought this cage as a nice home for my syrian hamster. I purchased this cage over other ones because I read that hamster cages should have a wire top rather than a plastic top for better ventilation. Plus, it’s a pretty good beginner cage because it comes with a house, 2 food trays that lock into the wires (to prevent spillage), 1 water bottle, 1 solid plastic wheel, and a 2nd story with a solid plastic ladder.

It’s a nice set, but I would only purchase this cage for a dwarf hamster since it is way too small for my syrian. You’d be surprised how much space gets used up by the house, wheel, and food trays. And if you buy a hamster potty and toys, your hamster will have a tough time finding a spot to stretch. But of all the cages I’ve seen out there, this one was the most reasonably priced for the quality of the cage.

Remember: Bigger is better for all hamsters!

Review by Obadiah Bishop for Lux 2 Hamster Cage (no water bottle inlcuded)
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well the previous cage we had was that habitrail thing and our hamster bit through it many times at least she cannot get out with this 1