Fleece liners

[Georgiaolivia]

Hi
I am wanting to up grade my piggies house to a C&C cage, I love the idea of the fleece liners but all the ones I’m looking at are like £10-30 my question is how many do need? Id want to change them 3 times a day Because of wee wees can any one advise me the best way to keep my piggies home clean with the fleece blankets

 

[PigglePuggle]

Three times a day sounds a bit excessive, did you mean to type 3 times a week? 2 or 3 times a week is about usual for a fleece change. We use washable puppy mats under our fleece liners in high traffic area to soak up pee, some members use incontinence mattress protectors in the same way, or disposable puppy pads (though that's a lot of non recyclable waste!).
We have (at least) 3 sets of everything per cage and rotate: one set in the cage, one set washing/drying, one set spare 3 sets is good to start off with, over time you will probably accumulate more if you see a nice fleece design or a post about a good fleece seller!

 

[ThePiggyMommy]

I would keep 2 or 2 on hand. I change mine once a week. Mine are homemade with fleece and mattress protector laid on top of incontinence pads

 

[artcasper]

I use fleece - i make my own cage liners - and change the larger ones one a week and have several smaller ones which i change out as needed.... i have way too many sets but its good in winter when harder to dry outside.. there are lots available to buy on eBay but these can be pricey - and make sure they can be washed as some have a different backing - there is wholes section on here about fleece bedding..

 

[Amymurphyx]

Hello, I am a new member to the forums. I have got a 4 month old guinea pig (I’ve had multiple in the past before) and currently use shavings and hay for bedding. I wa sinterested in trying the fleece liners? Are they completely safe? What happens if they are soiled (he poos and wees a lot!) and where you recommend getting them from and how many?
any help would be really appreciated!