C And C Runs?

[Maisy and Poppy]

Hi,
On the c and c website http://www.candcguineapigcages.co.uk/
I saw that they are selling c and c runs. Do they look any good? Has anyone got any thoughts or comments on these? Has anyone got any experience with them?
Thanks!

 

[Chief Guinea Pig]

I haven't got any experience. But I would be a bit concerned if a tiny piggy could fit through the c grid gaps. With it being flat on the grass.

As determined pigs can squeeze through.

 

[Maisy and Poppy]

So that's a no?

I haven't got any experience. But I would be a bit concerned if a tiny piggy could fit through the c grid gaps. With it being flat on the grass.

As determined pigs can squeeze through.

 

[Chief Guinea Pig]

So that's a no?

No it isn't. That's just what I think. Other members may have had good experiences from it though.

 

[Maisy and Poppy]

No it isn't. That's just what I think. Other members may have had good experiences from it though.

Okay thanks, I will wait a bit.

 

[ASTRID]

Maybe if you put some pegs in the corners so no animals can lift the run up or your pigs can escape x

 

[Maisy and Poppy]

Talking about predators
I looked outside to see bunny no a tabby cat walking around the pigy run. They were inside terrified!
I rushed outside yelling and I brought my piggys inside. Luckily no harm was done! I hate cats! Damn the stupid cats!
Revenge is sweet ... Hiding with a water pistol...

 

[Chief Guinea Pig]

That was a lucky escape! Phew!

 

[Veggies Galore]

I wouldn't use C & C grids for outdoor runs. I don't think they'd be safe enough.

I bought mine from here



http://www.runaround.co.uk/

Not the cheapest - but much more likely to be safe from predators

here is a link to some more good runs

http://www.kennelgate.co.uk/shop/sm...l-outdoor-home/small-animal-runs#.VRG70ntFDMI

 

[TallKaren]

I use one of the XL puppy play pens which has a mesh top so nothing can get in.