Fleece Advice.

[JetSkii]

I have recently switched my bedding to fleece and all is going well. My pigs love it.

So i was wondering if anyone knew any good sites to buy fleece furniture. I really want to get some cuddley houses but have no idea where to look.

Also I am determined to keep the fleece as hayless as possible. So i am also wondering what people use to like catch or hold the hay in. Like a litter tray? Or a lunch box? I want something that the pigs can access easily and enjoy but also contain the hay well.

 

[Chief Guinea Pig]

There are several people on the forum I think:
@CandECosies @MyGuineaPigPals

I've got a brush from poundland that sweeps hay off well I also have a correx insert as a kitchen

 

[Flutterby]

Etsy have a fantastic range of sellers that do fleece products too

 

[Chief Guinea Pig]

Also primark and supermarkets

 

[Flutterby]

I have recently switched my bedding to fleece and all is going well. My pigs love it.

So i was wondering if anyone knew any good sites to buy fleece furniture. I really want to get some cuddley houses but have no idea where to look.

Also I am determined to keep the fleece as hayless as possible. So i am also wondering what people use to like catch or hold the hay in. Like a litter tray? Or a lunch box? I want something that the pigs can access easily and enjoy but also contain the hay well.

I use a hay rack made form C&C grids bent, with a litter tray underneath. This seems to catch most of the hay.

 

[Chief Guinea Pig]

That reminds me, you have to be careful with what hay rack you use, c&c grids are usually ok, but this hay rack please be wary of, it's the ones that fold up and sit on a hutch door, someone's piggy got tangled in it and died

 

[artcasper]

That reminds me, you have to be careful with what hay rack you use, c&c grids are usually ok, but this hay rack please be wary of, it's the ones that fold up and sit on a hutch door, someone's piggy got tangled in it and died

i have one of those and am too scared to use it since reading that a bit ago...

 

[artcasper]

i use a litter tray and they don't get hay everywhere... every now and then they will drag a bit over the cage but not a lot... i am going to make a hay bag too soon.. x

 

[Chief Guinea Pig]

i have one of those and am too scared to use it since reading that a bit ago...

Aw don't worry. I had one of those a year ago and I've removed it, you could replace it with a bent c&c grid or a hay bag

 

[biscandmatt]

i've bought fleece items from these places before: http://stephspiggieeparadise.weebly.com/ and http://www.pawsup4cosypets.co.uk/ and i recently ordered from one i hadn't heard of before called pampered piggies. they have a website and ebay store http://www.pamperedpiggies.org.uk/

i use a garden potting tray for their hay area

 

[madguinealady]

I use litter trays with bedding and meadow hay in.Use c&c grids bent over and bent at the ends for Timothy hay over the litter trays.

 

[Flutterby]

I don't knot what I'd do without my C&C made hay racks, mine go through a lot of hay and without their size I feared they would run out of hay before I got home from work!

 

[Chief Guinea Pig]

I don't knot what I'd do without my C&C made hay racks, mine go through a lot of hay and without their size I feared they would run out of hay before I got home from work!

I use c&c hay racks too, it gives a lot of reassurance none of that hay will go dirty and run out.

 

[Flutterby]

Agreed!