Choosing the right size cage depends on your pet's species and how many animals you'll house.

• Look for cages with enough space for your pet to move, climb, and play.
• Consider the number of tiers and ladders—these add vertical space for active pets like ferrets or chinchillas.
• Check bar spacing to ensure your pet can't squeeze through.

Always review the product details and think about your pet's comfort and safety before making a decision.

Cleaning your small animal cage regularly helps keep your pet healthy.

1. Remove your pet and all accessories.
2. Take out bedding and dispose of waste.
3. Wash the cage with warm water and mild soap—avoid harsh chemicals.
4. Rinse thoroughly and dry before adding fresh bedding.

Some cages have removable bases or trays, making cleaning easier. Always check the manufacturer's instructions for specific care tips.

Many cages are designed to house multiple small animals, but it's important to check the product's size and features.

• Look for cages with multiple tiers and spacious layouts.
• Ensure there's enough room for each pet to have their own space.
• Check bar spacing to keep all pets secure.

Always monitor your pets for compatibility and adjust as needed for their comfort.

Some cages come with rolling wheels or lightweight frames, making them easier to move.

• Look for features like sturdy wheels and handles.
• Extra-large cages may be heavier, so consider your space and mobility needs.
• Removable trays and modular designs can also help with portability.

Check the product description for mobility features before purchasing.

Replacement parts like trays, ladders, or water bottles may be available through Walmart's pet supplies section.

• Search for compatible accessories based on your cage's size and model.
• If you need specific parts, check the product page or contact customer service for guidance.

Keeping your cage in good condition helps ensure your pet's safety and comfort.