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Hiya,
So at the moment I have 2 boars that live separately one of them is fine in his winter accomidation but the second named Patch is just over 7 years old and at the moment he lives outside in a hutch but I'm worried about him this year and after speaking to my mum I'm aloud to bring him indoors but I have a problem I don't have an indoor cage and unless I can find a cage that is under £20 then he will have to stay out for winter. I was wondering if you have any ideas on what I could do he would have run off my room after school and at the weekends I just need something for nights there is no second hand ones in my area so I was wondering what other ideas there is
many thanks piggielover12
 
How about a look on freecycle for a cage or preloved? They have a free section now, where are you based? someone here might have a cage spare.
Put a request out for a cage everywhere you can think of - people might have one but not advertised it, seeing a request might jump them into getting rid.

Failing that, do you have a way to bring the hutch indoors? or a pet carrier you can attach a run to? that plus a shower curtain and some puppy pads you are a goer!
 
sophieandhoney said:
How about a look on freecycle for a cage or preloved? They have a free section now, where are you based? someone here might have a cage spare.
Put a request out for a cage everywhere you can think of - people might have one but not advertised it, seeing a request might jump them into getting rid.

Failing that, do you have a way to bring the hutch indoors? or a pet carrier you can attach a run to? that plus a shower curtain and some puppy pads you are a goer!
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thank you I'll put up an add later no the hutch is 2 big 2 put into my room I also don't have a run I have a small cat carrier but I think that it is 2 small even 4 just a couple of hours a day
 
Look at vonhaus interlocking systems.They do plastic coated grids eighteen pound for about twenty two grids.Old towels and fleece over a shower curtain and a cheap kitty litter tray and you have a cheap cage
 
If you put your location up there's always the chance someone here lives close enough to you to be able to help you out.

madguinealady said:
Look at vonhaus interlocking systems.They do plastic coated grids eighteen pound for about twenty two grids.Old towels and fleece over a shower curtain and a cheap kitty litter tray and you have a cheap cage
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This is also great advice, i used to have one of these cages before i found C&C and they're amazing. Just as good as C&C.
 
I would look on gumtree and car boot sales etc for a seconhand indoor cage. You should be able to get one for £20 or less. I just got a 120 cm cage for £15. Last year I bought one for £8. At 7 years old I would jump at the chance to have him inside.
 
You can also rearrange it to any shape so could make a large rectangle if you wish. It depends on the space you have available :)
 
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