Mat for Rabbit cage, Plastic. Make a Wire-Floored cage Comfortable. (Purple)

Ordered these for our rabbit, and we didn't realize we ordered 1 less than what we needed. With the 2nd order came a hand written note from Eden Farms. I would include a photo of it, but alas it has been misplaced! It said something like, "we are glad that you were obviously pleased with your first order. Thanks and God bless you a lot! Eden Farms". It was such a wonderful note to come home to! I would recommend ordering from Eden Farms any day of the week! As far as the quality of the plastic mat, it is fantastic! I bought some other mats before, and my rabbit chewed right through them, unfortunately. We secured our mats to the cage itself and have had absolutely no problems with them. Princess Leia (the rabbit) has never even tried to chew on them, and they are clearly comfortable for her to hop around on! The best part is you can buy them in other colors besides black! We chose purple, and they add the perfect amount of color pop to Princess Leia's homemade 4-story rabbit condo! Overall, my husband and I are very pleased with our order! Great service and great quality product!

I'm not one to normally write reviews but I am very pleased with this product and Eden Farms. I was having a very difficult time finding these mats around my town and online. I found these browsing this place and was excited to see they had not only what I was looking for but the variety of colors. I had chosen the lime green ones because of the color scheme I have in my rabbits cage. I was further surprised that they had arrived much sooner than expected. Along with the fast shipping and great product, my experience was topped off with a personalized, hand written thank you letter at the bottom of my receipt. I recommend anyone looking for a great product and personal experience to check out these items or anything else by Eden Farms. I am a fan for life

I love Eden Farms. They helped to construct a custom cage for my rabbit three years ago and I will never forget their kindness and concern for my pets' well being. This plastic mat is a very simple and humane way to make a wire-floored rabbit cage more comfortable for your rabbit's feet. Rabbits must constantly shift their weight on wire floored cages to maintain circulation and keep their feet comfortable. These simple plastic support pads help rabbits to more evenly distribute their weight and provide additional support for their padded feet. The mats are chew proof, and the slats are open enough to allow waste matter to fall into a receptacle beneath the cage. Depending on the size of your rabbit cage(hopefully a large one) you might want to consider purchasing three or four of these inexpensive mats. I highlyrecommend this simple and often overlooked accessory for EVERY rabbit owner. 5 stars

A little smaller than I thought it would be. But works good right by the food bowl!

The rabbits have no complaints. I use these mats in my meat rabbitry to give the rabbits a comfortable place to sit.

Bought these for the bottom of my rabbit's pen after she developed sore hocks. Her back foot had open sores on it from being on the wire too much. Her foot healed up and the fur has grown back after just 5 days. These mats saved me so much money and hassle. I am so thankful for these. Her pen is a 2 x 3 foot. I originally bought 3 mats, but reordered a 4th once I saw how they would fit. The tabs on the ends of the mat slide under the edge of the wire floor and hold them in place. My bunny didn't seem to mind them at all, although she changed where she used to go to the bathroom after I installed them. I would highly recommend these if you need to make your cage more sturdy and rabbit foot friendly.

Mat is hard plastic and slips all over metal crate. Our rabbit does not like it. :(

We purchased a rabbit from someone needing to rehome their pet. He came with a cage with wire flooring. Wanting to give my buns the best environment possible (though he's out of his cage at least 7-9 hours a day) and reading that the wire flooring could hurt his feet, I bought this for him to rest on. Imagine my surprise when he avoided it like the plague. It actually cut his cage space in half because he would not dare step or lay on it. I finally gave up trying to get him to like it. Waste of money for us, but I suppose it depends on the rabbit.