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

Our two guinea pigs love this hay feeder. It holds so much more than the one that hangs on the side of the cage. Also they can eat from opposite sites so daddy doesn’t bully the baby out of the way so much.

I bought this for my two guinea pigs and it arrived quickly in 2-3 days and it held alot of hay and my piggies loved it. My only problem with it is, it was very messy. If you have fleece bedding like me and spot clean every day, then I dont recommend this product for it will make much more work for you, but otherwise its pretty good.

If anyone has ever told you guinea pigs are clean animals obliviously never had to clean up after them or never owned them. This rack has made eating hay much easier for them. Its been less messy to clean up. Totally worth the money and would buy it again.

LOVE IT! My two boys have had it for 3 months, very durable still looks brand new. They not only eat from it, but it seconds as a mild form of entertainment. They always roll it around the cage. Completely full the hay lasts all day, mild waste age for more brittle dryer hay.

After a number of methods we found this and it has been PERFECT. Our piggies would crawl in every rack, even undoing Velcro. Got a leg stuck in wire racks, soiled fabric bags only lasted a short time, bowls flipped in seconds, etc. Best of all they can not get inside. The cap locks, but has not once been knocked over. It holds a lot of hay. It is unfinished, probably for their health, but I was worried the Guineas would pee on it and wood would absorb the smell BUT that has not been an issue in any way.

Appreciated that the item was ready to use and required not construction. I use this item for hay for an 8 pound rabbit.

I used to use a hay rack that hung on the side of the cage, but noticed that they didn’t have a ton of room to both stand there and eat at the same time. I then started putting it on the floor, but it got dragged everywhere and lots of it got wasted because they peed and pooped all over it. This is very sturdy and doesn’t seem like it would tip over easily. They have 360° access to hay so they can stand anywhere in the litter box and be able to eat. So much cleaner than piling it on the floor and way less wasted hay!

I put a hook on it so that way they don’t move/tip it over. It’s great for Guinea pigs and small rabbits.

We love this hay holder for our guinea pigs. They cant knock it over and can access from all sides to avoid fighting over the hay. Only downside was the rop is made with only a small dowel to close the lid and that dowel broke almost immediately.

So I ordered two of these for my pair of guinea pigs. I ordered them about a month ago, and of course because of the current climate, they finally came in today. The first one I opened was perfectly fine; everything was assembled and seemed sturdy. It was easy to open up, put the hay in, and close it back up. I had no issues with loose bars or anything. The second one, however, was a different story. I heard the pieces moving around in the box, and when I opened it, it was in pieces; the wooden rods were loose and had fallen out of place while traveling. I attempted to try and put it back together, but some of the rods are so loose that its been very difficult to put it back together. Im rather upset, as Ive had to wait a month for these, and yet one of them just isnt working out. Im going to see if I can order one elsewhere to have it delivered sooner. Of course, because of the current social climate, itd be best to avoid going out to actually purchase one of these in public. If you are going to get one of these, I strongly recommend to be advised that theres a possibility the one you get will have loose rods and will be very difficult to put back together. When the rods fit, its very secure and absolutely perfect as a hay rack; when it doesnt, its hardly even worth it to try and put it back together without securing tools or high quality glue, which you want to avoid when using it for small animals anyway.