Description
Give your small pets, like hamsters, chinchillas or guinea pigs, a functional home with this natural wood enclosure. The 3-sided acrylic walls provide clear viewing while keeping your pets safe. With plenty of space, you can customize the interior with tunnels, wheels, swings, and other toys to create a fun and engaging environment. The top features ventilation slits for airflow, ensuring your pets stay healthy and comfortable. The flat roof fully opens for easy cleaning and interaction with your furry friends.
*Note: Acrylic film should be removed before use. Accessories are not included.*
COZIWOW Large Hamster Cage
Create your unique hamster paradise
- 3 sides acrylic boards for easy observation in different angles
- Curved slots on the lid to ensure air circulation inside
- Ample room allows hamsters to relax, run or burrow
- Large cage suitable for Syrian hamsters, dwarf hamsters, gerbils and other small pets
Ventilation Slits on Top
The slits on top allow for optimal airflow, helping to keep your pet’s environment fresh and odor-free.
Flip-Open Top Cover
The convenient flip-top design makes cleaning and interacting with your hamsters quick and easy.
Rubber Band Reinforcement
Slide-in connections secured with rubber bands ensure a stable and easy-to-assemble cage.
3-Sided Acrylic Panels
The three acrylic panels provide clear, unobstructed views from multiple angles, making it easy to observe your pet.
Her old one was her cage which she has in there now which I love how it fit that especially since she’s use to her old habitat.
He's a little over a year old and I think he's in love with this new enclosure. I'd have to say he probably has right at a foot of bedding to burrow in, and multiple other niteangel products (like their multi-chamber burrow hides or large dust bath) can fit within it, as well as his large wheel.
Normally the issue is fitting the wheel, but not in this enclosure.
I also had the room to add two types of bedding as well as some other textures for him to get enrichment out of (but in smaller portions).
He seems a lot happier here, and, I'm glad to know the lid is not only secure, but heavy.
My cats always tried to figure out a way to get him and we hated that for Rocco, AND it was scary.
Getting this I would have to say-makes that impossible. There's no way for them to get up the lid other than a small porthole (which you might see in the video). And even then, I believe the lid is farrr to heavy to get off. But it is still supportive in all ways.
I'd also like to vouch for the packaging conditions. This product is packed very meticulously, and even comes with gloves to protect the clear portions of the enclosure. And, one of the pieces of the plexi comes for the bottom of the enclosure to help protect the it further.
I would 100% get this if you're considering getting this baby. It's not too hard to put together, just difficult to unpack because of the METICIULOUS packaging.
I was sceptical about the rubber bands holding everything together, but was pleasantly surprised at how sturdy it felt! It is a lil heavy, so I would suggest building it close to where it will be displayed.
while the tape that is included for the gaps will work just fine, if you're not planning to disassemble anytime soon, a little silicone caulk along the creases would be a much better long term fix to keep the dust and bedding where it belongs.
I'm not sure how necessary it is, but i also bought a food grade butcher block conditioning oil to waterproof and protect the wooden boards along the back and bottom of the cage. (As well as to protect her wooden accessories and hides inside the cage)
Altogether a fantastic cage, with ample floor space (20x40 in) for your hampster to run around in.
--The cage is easy to put together, but I did run into minor trouble due to orientation stickers (like "top," "bottom," "front," "back") being placed on the panels in incorrect locations. But if you use common sense, the pieces fit together like legos.
--The cage is really lightweight (considering its size) to the point that it seems semi-flimsy? There is also no hardware holding together the pieces; it's held together by the panels clicking together and rubber bands. I ended up using wood glue to reinforce the edges, and I would suggest this so long as you don't have plans to disassemble the cage later.
--Use aquarium silicone sealant to seal the inside bottom seams; don't use the tape that comes with the cage. I think the tape will fall off, get dirty, absorb wastes, etc.
If any silicone bands do snap on you tho, there are tons of extras in the baggie!
Pros:
1) The large is the biggest cage available in the US and it is huge! Medium would be better if you had a robo or a dwarf hamster but for your Syrians (esp the females) get the large. It's worth the extra space. It's SO DEEP, you can fill so much bedding in it. For you hammy to be it's happiest, you want to have 6 to 10 inches of bedding (they love more if you've got it!) and in this cage you can provide that easily.
2) It's easy to build, I am not a good builder, honestly, a bookshelf is a challenge lol but it's like a puzzle just snaps together. The silicone bands are easy enough to snap it together, I am appreciative of anything that I don't need a tool for.
3) I love how it's clear acrylic all the way around so you can see easily! I love seeing my little hammy dig his tunnels.
4) It's sleek looking so it would be hard for your parents to complain about how it looks. I have mine in our living room.
5) Nice big slits for air holes, I don't worry about closing the top of the cage at night.
Cons:
1) Build it where you want it, it's not easy to move when put together (you can however take it apart but you may need more rubber bands, easy to find, just look up silicone rings). You can move it a little bit but you could snap the rings.
2) It's held together with silicone rings, which is both great because you need no tools and terrible because they can break (when you are putting them on and when you are moving them) Do yourself a favor, hook the band on the top and pull down, makes it easier. I bought an extra pack because I heard they could break while applying but I only broke a few while figuring it out and they give you way more than you need.
3) It's chew resistant but not proof. If you have a gerbil or mouse this is not the cage for you, it's MDF board, one little chip and they would be able to get it (also because the little slits at the top would be easily escapable for a mouse or something smaller than a hamster. I haven't had any issues with my hamsters chewing out, I think it's because they like the cage and because I give them play time outside the cage at night so they are happy to come home to the Hamster Taj Mahal as my husband calls it.
Honestly, this is the cage I love more than any. You can get a 65-100 gal aquarium probably on Craigslist or on sale for slightly cheaper but they are SO heavy. I have an adopted hamster that came with a 65 gal and I can't lift it by myself. I looked at many, many cages trying to find the perfect one, this isn't perfect but it's close. All the nite angel products I've tried have been good quality and my hammies love them, especially the wheels and this cage!! (In my pictures, I ran out of bedding so I will be adding more in the shallow end as soon as my next order comes in lol)