Upgrades 2pcs Hay Feeder Rabbit - Guinea Pig - Metal Frame Hay Rack with Adjustable Hook - Less Wasted - for Guinea Pig, Bunny, Chinchilla Cage Accessories - Bunny Feeder

The photo shows feeder with a 4.5# mini-lop so you can get an idea of actual size.This feeder holds a bit more than a day's supply of hay for my rabbit. The feeder has two hooks built in that you can hand on the cage bars (like shown). It also comes with two small carabiners and has two pre-drilled screw holes to give you more mounting options.I load hay in the top of the feeder and the bunny has to pull it out from between the bars. He was uninterested in eating from it until I mounted it close enough for him to reach it from the litter box. Now he pulls hay out and drops it into his litter box, then eats it.I have a strange rabbit.

Sturdy metal but lightweight. Great price for a 2 pack, although one is smaller than the other, which i didn’t like. They also come off the rack pretty easily but that’s an easy fix. Overall they are a good buy and work just fine.

Nice hay basket. Like the closed back so more of the hay stays in the cage. The hooks though are really tight and small so you have to adjust them if you want to use them to hang it even on a very thin cage. Zip ties work well for me. The clips are kind of big. It’s sturdy. metal construction. Good value for the money I would say. Fine for a few guinea pigs or 1 large rabbit or 2 if you refill it a lot. It doesn’t hold a ton of hay but seems to be on par with other hay holders sold.

Should have used this sooner! Keeps her area clean helps her Pastor it's is Super starting great value for the money It's easy to use.Very stableOverall very happy with this purchase for my bunny

Easy to attach to enclosure, with metal bottom and plenty of space for hay for your animal

The two baskets hang nicely from the crate and the included carabiners help keep in place when my bunnies play rough. The material is of good quality.

I've been through numerous other hay feeders for rabbits, including the hanging rabbit bags with openings made out of material (which most of my rabbits ate the bags) so the mission to find the top of the line perfect hay feeder has not been very successful so far. This one does have a great heavy duty cage, but I find the bars are so far apart that the rabbits can pull out hands full of hay and spew it everywhere. We raise meat rabbits which are bigger than the average lop-eared darlings most have for pets. I work with Flemish Giants and New Zealands. So it's imperative that I stick with the heavy duty feeders and accessories if possible. These rabbits shredded the expensive corner potties in about a week and didn't even have the decency to burp when they were done. With these baskets, the first thing they do is tear all the hay out of them. A metal lid would have helped some, but I have a couple that like unpuzzling things for sport, so I'm sure they would outsmart a lid as well. The paint has held up pretty well, despite how aggressive the rabbits are with them. The clips with the outside hooks are a huge pain in the fanny. It should be one or the other, as they hang up too often between the bars of the cage when using both. I like the clips, as they are good and tight when snapped close, unlike so many that break within a week or less. The feeder holds a good amount of hay. It's just too bad that the rabbits can tear it out in seconds and send it flying. So if this was created for sweet, quiet, petite little bunnies then it might work out fine for them. The Flemish Giant thinks it's a hat to wear, so it is useless in his pen. He loves to bat it about and send the hay flying. Anyway, as for holding up, it's doing that. As for holding hay, not so good in the meat rabbit arena.

Wish the bars were a little closer together so there was not as much hay that falls out but it holds a lot of hay and does the job.