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Water bottle, food bowl and a basket that attaches for hay.

It says it right in the info: "Our Hagen Living World® Deluxe Habitat provides everything you need for safely housing pet rabbits. It is also suitable for guinea pigs and chinchillas. This hybrid cage, consisting of an upper wire frame and a plastic-bottom base, provides a safe, well ventilated and comfortable place for small pets. The wire cage is elegantly styled, with an arcing red wire top and white wire sides. The wire top opens easily for easy access inside and there is a wire door at the front for additional accessibility. The Deluxe Habitat includes a balcony with an access ramp and a tip-proof food dish that secures to the balcony floor. There's also a hideaway space under the balcony to provide your small pet with a quiet and secure hiding place. In addition, the Deluxe Habitat also comes with a drip-proof water bottle and a hay guard, both of which are located outside the cage to save interior space and allow easy maintenance access. The cage assembles in minutes using four easy-to-use plastic clips, no tools required."

Acctually I take it back i am almost 99 percent sure it also comes with a food dish. So it comes with a water bottle, food dish and hay rack.

There are NO handles but the door does slide and slides and clicks over the bar into place so it doesn't. Get pushed open

Yes there is a sliding door in front. Although it is very secure so you can't even tell. I would recommend using the clip lift up top door though. It's much easier. It has a slide door in the front but no where else. There is not really handles, however it is easy to carry.

I've never used this cage, but I have had a dwarf hamster and they can fit through anything. Hamster cages are made with much tighter bars; this cage is better for larger animals. If you're going to spend the money, you'd be better off with a cage specifically for hamsters with "hamster-sized" features.

Get the larger one! The smaller one has like no room with the shelf in. I would advise taking the shelf out if you find that they don't go up on it a lot. I would also recommend taking out the shelf because it is hard to get your guinea out from under the hiding spot below the shelf. I have a baby guinea right now. We got the bigger one so he would have room to grow. You should be fine with this cage.

2 or 1 but the bigger the better