Small Animal Cages

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Upright Portable Animal Cage

This animal cage is perfect for keeping small animals like a pet mink, chinchilla, or a small cat indoors. It is portable and comes with four wheels and two access doors. Additionally, the cage features multiple ramps and a slide-out tray.

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This metal and acrylic small animal cage can be a compact home for your pets. It’s spacious enough to allow lots of activity for pets with its multiple removable ramps. A slide-out tray below makes cleaning convenient. The wheels also lock in place, so you can rest assured your pets will be safe.

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Terrarium Style Animal Cage

Pet owners who like to have an easy view of their pets’ lives will love this terrarium animal cage for sale. It’s ideal for hamsters, gerbils, or mice. It features an anti-escaping lock and sliding front doors to allow easy feeding.

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If you’re looking for a spacious yet small animal cage for sale, this one is perfect. It provides easy access and ventilation via multiple doors and openings. The cage is easy to assemble and foldable when you need to take it apart and move it. It is also resistant to rusting or chewing.

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Spacious Guinea Habitat Cage

Give your guinea pigs the perfect play area with an adorable yet cheap animal cage. It comes with a multiaccess folding top that you can leave open indoors and close to protect from predators outdoors. It also features a leak-proof canvas bottom.

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Perfect for small animals who prefer horizontal space, this cheap cage is a must-buy. The cage is great for indoor and outdoor usage and easy to clean, thanks to its separate play and care areas. The base of this cheap small animal cage is extra deep, durable, and sturdy, which helps keep the bedding contained.

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Two Tier Small Animal Cage

Need to house two or more pets in a compact space? This two-tier free animal cage is just what you want. It is spacious enough for small animals like guinea pigs and hedgehogs. The cage is available in six colors.

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Accommodate your baby guinea pigs and other small pets safely in this DIY small animal cage. The grids are baby-proof and have a thin meshing with small holes to keep small pets safe. The top is open, and the doors rotate 180 degrees, making access and feeding super quick and easy. The cage is also transport-friendly.

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Wooden Small Animal Cage

This animal cage is both a home for your pets and a modern decor item for your living space. Made of MDF Aspen and birch wood, it provides a safe enclosure for your hamster, degu, rats, and other small animals. Oblique opening allows for easy access inside a cage, making cleaning or rearranging of the interior quick and effortless.

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Some people think small animals need small cages, which is far from the truth. This cage meets the minimum space requirement for a hamster, allowing you to create a safe and enriching environment for your furry friend. The modern cage design will look great wherever you place it, and the transparent panels of the cage will allow you to enjoy seeing your hamster play..

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Buying Guide

No matter if you're choosing cheap animal cages to help your dog potty train overnight or to house your chickens outdoors, there are a wide variety of options from which to choose. The best part is these cage can feature high-quality materials without high price tags. Because there are many things to take into consideration when picking these cages, we've put a guide together for you to help sort through your options.

What's the right size animal cage?

When shopping for cheap animal cages, finding the right size is a critical step. Not only are you sizing for the space it will go in, but also for the animal or animals that will go in the cage. Therefore, you have to measure the space, as well as look at the capacity of the unit. If you get something that's too small, then it won't be comfortable. Something that's too big may not fit adequately in the space you have available. Dogs that are in cages or kennels that are too large, too, feel unsafe.

Sometimes we're looking for cheap animal cages for smaller pets. In that case, it's possible to find cages that look like pieces of furniture for small dogs and other small breed animals. For those who plan to use these cages for puppies, be sure to increase its size as the puppy grows to accommodate its size. Otherwise, it's an optimal choice for small breeds who need containment.

Are there cheap extra large cages for animals?

When you need to fit dogs that are 48 inches long and weight over 100 pounds, it's possible to find extra large cheap animal cages. They'll accommodate dogs such as Saint Bernards, Great Danes, and German Shepherds because these cages are approximately 54 inches long.

What extra features to look for in animal cages?

Animals love to climb, explore, and get exercise. So, when selecting cages, be sure they have plenty of ramps, climbers, and places to run around. Many varieties of animals need to keep moving to prevent boredom and stay healthy. The types of cheap animal cages available featuring these details prevent owners from having to worry their animals won’t have enough to do. Examples of these include cages for birds, rats, chameleons, hamsters, reptiles, chickens, rabbits, and guinea pigs.

What type of animal cage should you choose?

If you're purchasing the cage as a play space, consider one that easily breaks down when it's not in use. You'll find this is especially convenient when you're setting it up inside. Otherwise, if it's for outdoor use, make sure it can fasten to the ground so animals can't move it, crawl underneath it, or tip it over. Setting up enclosures for animals to play is an excellent way for them to get exercise without feeling limitations. However, these areas must also be safe.

How to maintain animal sages?

Maintaining the cages will depend on their material construction, as well as the animals they’re housing. For example, if they’re construction is metal, and you’re keeping them outside, you can wash them with soap, water, and a hose. You’ll need to clean them out daily to ensure animal hygiene no matter if they’re indoor or outdoor cages.