ELC ball pits - not quite piggy proof!

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I was cleaning out the piggies earlier this evening, and as the grass had got a bit damp, decided to pop them in their ball pits on the patio instead - can't be to careful where URIs etc are concerned!

Anyways, I was cleaning away when I heard a rustling/chewing noise. Went to inspect the piggies and discovered Snickers and Leti had chewed a guinea pig size hole in the side of the ball pit and were about to make a break for grassy freedom!

So a warning to all those that use these, they are not entirely piggy proof!

My girls got duly told off and made to sit in a spare indoor cage for the next ten minutes while I finished their hutch.
 
Hee hee - mine are well-behaved in the ball pits - but give them a puppy pad and they're eating out the inner wadding before you can blink!

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My OH and sister who has been visiting for the day thought it was hilarious, me wandering around the garden waggling my finger at the piggies...

I need it to stop blooming raining so they can get back on the grass! What good is a 100ft garden if it's all wet?!
 
I've got one of those...oops best keep an eye out.;)

My neighbours too think I'm mad, walking out to check what they're doing and talking to them in little baby voice..gonna have to stop that :x

100ft green grass...yum yum nom omm, need plenty of piggie to eat all of that drool
 
They're not piggy proof for me either, but for a different reason...
My new little Wills has realised if he puts in all his effort he can jump the side..
Wasn't fun grabbing him. I did the same and put him in a spare cage and told him off :p
 
Pebble said:
Hee hee - mine are well-behaved in the ball pits - but give them a puppy pad and they're eating out the inner wadding before you can blink!

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Would that not be dangerous? When I had a puppy and used puppy pads, the back lining was plastic film. Therefore not food grade plastic film which is a whole different matter.
I couldn't trust mine on them unfortunately.
 
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