Ferplast Ferret Tower Two-Story Ferret Cage | XXL| Ferret Cage Measures 29.5L x 31.5W x 63.4H - Inches
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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Style
- Ferret Tower Two-Story Ferret Cage
- Dimensions
- 29.51"L x 31.51"W x 29.51"H
- Weight
- 52 lb
- Color
- Light Grey
- Material
- Plastic
- Gap Size
- 0.5 in
- In the box
- cagea large water bottlelitter panfood dish2 adjustable play tubes2 ramps3 adjustable platforms & a fun hanging hammock
- Warranty
- 1-Year Manufacturer's Warranty
Features 6
- Huge & Healthy Living Space! | Provide your ferret with the room they need to roam & play for endless exploration | Each XXL ferret cage measures 29.5L x 31.5W x 63.4H inches & weighs 52 lbs., bar spacing is 7L x .5H inches.
- Fully Accessorized Ferret Cage | Two-story ferret cage includes everything you need to get started including a large water bottle, litter pan, food dish, 2 adjustable play tubes, 2 ramps, 3 adjustable platforms & a fun hanging hammock perfect for a cozy nap after playtime.
- Easy Access & Maintenance | Ferret cage features a door on each level plus a "roof-top" door for convenient access, two 6-inch deep pans keep litter & debris inside the ferret cage. To empty or clean the pans simply unlatch the wire portion of the cage.
- Quick Set-up Ferret Cage | Unique latching system that connects the metal mesh portions of the cage to the base pans allows for quick set-up or ability to take a part for storage or routine cleaning.
- Ferplast Quality Guarantee | Ferret Tower includes a 1-Year Manufacturer's Warranty, if you have any questions please contact customer service at , available 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Monday - Friday EST.
- Optional Wheel Casters | This ferret cage includes 4-wheel casters so you can easily relocate the ferret cage for cleaning & etc.
Description
Are you in the market for an extra, extra-large ferret cage for your pet? If so, then look no further as the Ferret Tower by Ferplast offers everything you need. This enormous ferret cage measures 29.5L x 31.5W x 63.4H inches (assembled weight is 52 lbs., bar spacing is 7L x .5H inches) & is equipped with all of the ferret accessories needed to provide a fun and curious environment your ferret instinctually desires. Each Ferret Tower comes with a large water bottle, food dish, litter pan, 3 adjustable platforms, 2 adjustable play tubes, 2 ramps and a fun hanging hammock. The Ferret Tower is also ideal for use as a rat cage. The Ferret Tower is easy to assemble with its unique latching system that connects the wire mesh portions to the plastic base pans. This cage features 3 access doors (1 door on 1st story, 1 door on 2nd story & 1 door on the roof panel) and two 6-inch deep plastic pans to keep litter and other debris inside the ferret cage. This ferret cage also includes 4-wheel casters so you can easily relocate your ferret cage during routine cleaning. Ferret Tower includes a 1-Year Manufacturer's Warranty, if you have any questions please contact customer service at , available 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Monday - Friday EST.
Specs 27
| Brand | Ferplast |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 29.51"L x 31.51"W x 29.51"H |
| Gap Size | 0.5 inches |
| Material | Plastic |
| Specific Uses For Product | Indoor |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 1 month and up |
| Item model number | 57063414 |
| Manufacturer | Ferplast spa |
| Brand Name | Ferplast |
| Breed Recommendation | Small |
| Dog Breed Size | Small |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| UPC | 798549075763 |
| Pet Type | Small Animal |
| Model Name | Ferplast Ferret Tower Two-Story Ferret Cage | XXL Ferret Cage w/ ALL ACCESORRIES Including Water Bottle, Food Dish, Hammock, Litter Pan, Ramps, Platforms & Play Tubes | Ferret Cage Measures 29.5L x 31.5W x 63.4H - Inches & a 1-Year Manufacturer's Warranty |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 63 |
| Model Number | 57063414 |
| Target Species | Ferret |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 57063414 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Additional Features | Lockable |
| Number of Levels | 2 |
| Number of Doors | 1 |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Color | Light Grey |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 29.51"L x 31.51"W x 29.51"H |
| Item Weight | 52 pounds |
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Top Amazon Reviews
A good example of what a ferret cage should be like.
The fact that this cage has trays deep enough to fill with absorbent bedding like Carefresh has made cleaning my ferrets so much easier for me. I had the Ferret Nation before (and ferrets that would only PLAY with their litter boxes), and cleaning those shallow trays were a nightmare. Although building it was honestly a hassle. The instructions were vague and some pieces didn't fit perfectly with each other. That said, it's still a wonderful cage and I would buy it again. It has a good amount of floor space that I think could comfortably fit 3-4 ferrets (I personally have 2).
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2018 by Vanessa
Only use logic to put this together....the instructions are TERRIBLE
This doesn't take an entire day to put together - maybe about an hour at the longest. We put ours together in a bit longer than that just because the parts did not easily match the "instructions" and I use the word instructions loosely. When you are putting the plastic slides that hold the cage together (vertical black plastic pieces for the corners that support the cage,) make sure you disregard what the instructions show. You should be putting them on with logic and they should slip right on. If you put them on the wrong way, 1. they won't easily go on, and 2. they will not make a rectangle shape, it'll be very wrong. The little black corner pieces that go on the bottom corners snap in, but make sure you aren't using the ones that go for the second floor on the base. If you do that, they WILL FIT but the others will not fit on the second story. On the plus side, the cage is really big and our ferrets seem to really like it. We only have 2 in it now (getting another boy tomorrow,) and I could see 5-6 living in it comfortably providing the carpet sharks are allowed cage free time. We ordered a ferret building, so it won't be an issue. We will just use the cage for food, drinking, and sleeping. Cage will be open 24/7 otherwise unless I need to shut them in to clean. For those complaining about poop in the non-litter box corners, make sure you cover all floor space with blankets and put a litter box on both levels. I've never had ferrets poop on blankets, so should be pretty effective (and I've had a lot of ferrets in my life with a rescue when I was younger). Happy Ferreting!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2021 by Angela MC
A pain to put together but pretty worth it
I just got 2 new ferrets and decided to go with this cage instead of the usual ferret nation cages because I like the pan bins, makes bathroom cleaning easier instead of possibly having to scrape poop off of bars. I have to say I mostly enjoy the structure. It feels much bigger in person once put together and the fact it has wheels is great. The ferrets already enjoy the tunnels and the hammocks as well as some extras I tossed in there personally that didn't come with the package(I tossed a towel into there for them to hide and burrow under and they're sleeping their little heads away). While putting it together, there's normally a concern for missing pieces but we actually had extra's which is comforting in case something breaks by accident when it needs to be taken apart for a deep clean. HOWEVER, my dissatisfaction and annoyance comes with the putting it together process. The instructions have no words, just pictures you're supposed to follow. I know for some that's all you need but I'm a words girl, I need to be told which piece I'm using to set the bars for which layer and a little more detail. In the package, it came with some extra slips even stating they had a video to help teach you how to put the cage together on their official ferplast website, which I found out they didn't, at least not one that I could find. Actually putting it together is a P R O C E S S. You're definitely going to want a friend or someone to help you put this together, it took roughly 3 hours for me and my mother to put this together (but we were also trying to put it together and balance work so I would say with plenty of free time 2 hours max). Also, make sure to double-check the width of your door V.S. the width of the cage, found out the hard way it wasn't just gonna roll in like I had hoped (failure on my part but beware). The water bottle that comes with the cage looks nice but found that mine leaks/drips even if left alone to just sit there which I don't just want pooling in the cage. One of the ladders that come with this as well came bent. It still functions fine, but since it doesn't rest correctly against the floor it's a cause for concern for me personally. All in all, this is a decent purchase, the size is worth it. It's comforting to know my ferrets have plenty of space to share with one another. Just know that you're gonna need at least one maybe even two extra pairs of hands to put this together and plenty of free time to get it done in a decent amount of time.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2020 by Jessi
Huge cage
I'm very bad at looking at dementions and knowing how much space something will occupy. This cage is massive and my ferret absolutely loves it. He uses the top as his castle and the bottom as a litter box, and kitchen area. Pros: huge cage, well made, lots of room inside, movable (has wheels), can easily be blocked off to become two cages that's stacked- and they would still be a good size each. Cons: need a lot of space to assemble, didn't read instructions and managed to put it together just fine- but it took about an hour, has a top door, depending on how tall you are if you can access it or not, to reach back of cage you have to mostly put your body inside it to reach.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2023 by Dustin
Not suitable for Ferrets
Well, for starters, the building process is excruciating, the plastic nails are easily broken, there’s no instructions on the actual material besides the paper, which makes it difficult to understand where things goes. Secondly, the shelf’s and tunnel CANNOT hold the ferrets WEIGHT, as they keep trying to go up and down the tunnel, the stairs don’t work for them, they can’t use it as they slide down because of the material, the shelf’s are made for extremely THIN THIN THIN animals, as they bend from the weight of my ferrets and they fall from it. Third, the gates to open the cage are extremely small, it is terrible to clean as you cannot get your arm inside to clean, as any ferret or any animal owners we know how important it is to keep it clean and neat, the cage would be perfect it the shelf’s where stronger and the tunnels, and if the gate was way bigger that we could go in and clean properly, is it a great cage, but the most important part is not good at all.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2023 by Stoccona
This was the most frustrating building experience i've had yet.
First of all, this cage is incredibly low quality, and the instructions are nearly nonexistent of details. When you first open the box, the first thing you notice is that there is no check list of parts. We weren't missing any, but that's usually pretty standard to identify what you have and when you're going to need it. My girlfriend and I didn't notice that there were two types of corner segments to hold the walls together. There were larger wide corner segments and thinner corner segments. The instructions did not note this in anyway, if you dont notice, even the online video showing how to put the cage together doesn't tell you this. We accidentally put the upper corner segments on the bottom and vice versa. The problem is that the wider section meant for the top, fits perfectly with the corner connectors on the bottom, so you have no indication. Then when you go to put the bottom together, you realize you can't put the corner connectors (for top and bottom of the corners) in the corner bar. Its at this point we had to remove the corner pieces and IMMEDIATELY one of the top corners for the very top broke. This is where it gets annoying. After we removed the other 3 corner bars, we then went to properly attach the smaller corner bars. The wide corner bars were extremely easy and spacious to slide on. The smaller corner bars were too small and barely fit. Compared to the wide corner bar, the small corner bar felt like it wasn't even made for these walls. We ended up needing to use a mallet (as seen in the picture) to literally POUND the smaller lower corner bars down onto the two walls. While doing this plastic shavings were shedding out, signifying how improperly made and unmeasured these pieces were. As I said before, the wider larger corner bars were spacious and easily slide on and off. Now that we had the smaller lower corner bars pounded into place, we had to put the lower and upper corner pieces on. We used a smaller mallet to pound them on, and 5/8 of them broke. We weren't pounding them with all our strength, just lightly letting the weight of the tiny mallet do the work. The corner pieces luckily aren't essential, but it was frustrating to have to go through all of this. The worst part is that because of the way the online video shows to put the top together first, there's no way of knowing if your lower smaller corner bars are improperly measured to fit. My recommendation would be to test the smaller corner bars FIRST, so you know if you need to send it back or not. Either way for 300 some dollars (before it went to 260), this is ridiculous. The most annoying parts were the tube placements. You get 4 tiny tiny clip chains to attach to the sides of the tubes, and to put them in place. The issue is that they are too small to properly attach to make it so the tub doesn't flop around and actually holds its position. I ended up giving up and wrapping a giant zip tie around the tube, then threading another giant zip tie through that one to attach to one of the corner bars. This ended up doing the trick. In the end we got it together in 2 and a half hours. Most of the time wasted was from the deconstruction of the corner bars, due to the lack of detail in the instructions, and the absolute absence of a checklist which would have shown the difference in sizes of the corner bars. Pounding the improperly measured smaller lower corner bars became exhausting, but we eventually got it done. Our Ferret Finn is definitely going to need time to adjust, but we did buy this cage to have enough space to buy him a friend to socialize with. I'm happy its put together, but putting it together was absolute hell for us. Edit* Its been almost a week, and our Ferret Finn loves the cage. We had a huge issue with him pooping on his shelves in his old cage and tried several things to stop that. He has yet to poop on a shelve in this cage, and has shown that he loves the increased space. Putting the cage together was a hassle, but it has turned out to be worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2021 by Ashlee Yutzy
I've had this for almost a year now
I've had this for almost a year now, the bars are bent from ferrets chewing on them but they still keep them in there, it's a bit of a struggle to clean but thankfully if you are on top of your ferrets shit, you only have to completely clean it out once every month or 2, it really depends on the liter you use. I'm still struggling to find a liter perfect for my ferrets, I own 4. For the first 9 months of the cage, I had 2, 1 passed away 1-22-22, and so I bought 3 more. It's almost a month since I bought them and they seem to really like the cage, I know I love the cage. It's really really big, which is great depending on how many ferrets you have. The only issue's I have is how hard it is to clean it when you have to clean it, and the platform screws, I can only use 2 platforms, and that's barely, the screws kept jamming and screwing up so now I can't use them unless I wanna go through the struggle of fighting them out, and again, I have had this for going on a year soon, so it's held up almost to a T. I love this cage to death and strongly recommend buying it, it comes with wheels to easily move around, the water thing drips a lot and I got rid of it not long after, once you choose a room to put it in, make sure you want it there before putting it together, because it is really big which is amazing, and again. I strongly recommend getting it!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2022 by Accalia
TAKE YOUR TIME!
I have to say at the end of the assembly I'm in love with the out come, however, the three hours it took me to assemble by myself were pain staking. I read alot of the reviews which were helpful. First DO NOT force pieces together. If they don't come together with small amount of push you're using the wrong pieces. Because there are alot of different sizes for both the top and bottom. Second. The wires for the top section are larger than the bottom. I lost alot of time because I didn't realize this and had to start over. Pay attention to the thickness and this will help you not make the same mistake. Third. TAKE BREAKS. this assembly is hard and I would definitely recommend having two people for this but if your like me and you don't make sure to take your time. If you rush you will break the plastic pieces. Lastly I've been a ferret owner for 10 years and I cant tell you how excited I am to find a cage that has high walls on the base of the cage. I've used the wire cages and was always cleaning feces off my walls. 🤮 Furthermore I'm not the only one excited for the purchase my two boys are going bananas exploring.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2021 by Brandi