Cage Liners - Help To Buy The Best

rhimorrison

rhimorrison

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Don't get mad, I have a cage for my piggies from pets at home (but they get floor time pretty much all day every day that I am off work which is 3-4 days a week, plus I let them out when I get home from work for like 5 hours. Usually fall asleep on the floor with them after work)

I have always used sawdust as the bedding for the bottom of the cage but I really want to swap to waterproof fleece cage liners but I only want the best for my two princesses.

If you can let me know what you use and where you get them from that would be amazing and it will help me from hooping my house every day (to get rid of all the sawdust)

Also I really want to swap to a C&C cage, if I can find the best liners I can probably swap over this month.
 
I have used several companies for liners..pawsup they can be found on Facebook. As well as ziggy. Let me know if you need the links
 
I have Ziggy's Piggy's liners and love them. Never had Pawsup liners but I love their cosies etc x
 
mshappy89 said:
I have used several companies for liners..pawsup they can be found on Facebook. As well as ziggy. Let me know if you need the links
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If you can drop me the links I can check it out. Thank you so much!
 
It is great you are planning to try and upgrade their cage, but if you are thinking about getting a C&C then i would wait and order new liners to fit the new cage.
Fleece liners are wonderful, but they aren't cheap (although cheaper in the long run than disposable bedding), and it would be a shame to roder them now and find they don't fit your new cage.
 
Swissgreys said:
It is great you are planning to try and upgrade their cage, but if you are thinking about getting a C&C then i would wait and order new liners to fit the new cage.
Fleece liners are wonderful, but they aren't cheap (although cheaper in the long run than disposable bedding), and it would be a shame to roder them now and find they don't fit your new cage.
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I ordered the cage today so should have it tomorrow, going to measure it all asap and get it all sorted for the girls. Thank you for the advice. Currently I change their cage every 2-3 days as they are lil poop machines, plus I like it to look/smell clean. Also having to hoover the floor of sawdust and pop every day is annoying.
 
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