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Bertiebobbins · 11-26-2015, 11:56 PM

I have one of these stored away, which is another plus point- the cage part folds down flat for easy storage. The big front door is another definite plus, there are very few good sized cages on the market in the UK which have this feature.

I found that the bars on the Alaska aren't the best quality, a couple of the ones on mine came away and they are easy to bend by accident. The house is just silly (honestly I think my big ham is bigger than the house is lol!) but the shelf was useful and so easy to clean.

Overall though it's fantastic value for money, and made for a happy hamster! If you can't stretch to the Barney at around £50 this is an excellent alternative for the price.

11-26-2015, 11:56 PM
Bertiebobbins Hamster Overlord Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Sussex, UK Posts: 744	Re: Alaska Cage Review I have one of these stored away, which is another plus point- the cage part folds down flat for easy storage. The big front door is another definite plus, there are very few good sized cages on the market in the UK which have this feature. I found that the bars on the Alaska aren't the best quality, a couple of the ones on mine came away and they are easy to bend by accident. The house is just silly (honestly I think my big ham is bigger than the house is lol!) but the shelf was useful and so easy to clean. Overall though it's fantastic value for money, and made for a happy hamster! If you can't stretch to the Barney at around £50 this is an excellent alternative for the price.