Is Amber's cage big enough for 2?

[Bailey]

It's a Nero 3 http://www.bitsforpets.com/product_info.php?products_id=571

It has the shelter, and also another shelter part which is like a plastic shelf which rests on the plastic base secured by the cage.

She also gets to run around in the bathroom (nothing to chew in there)

 

[CiaraPatricia]

It's a bit small for 2. They recommend 120cm X 60cm for two. The extra few cm make a huge difference.

Here is a link to a very cheap and big cage! £35

http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/rodents/cages/rabbit_cage/120_cm_cages/83034

That'd do for two

And if you're interested, on this page if you look under the heading 120cm cages there are a few

http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/rodents/cages/rabbit_cage

 

[JackyB]

I think that may be too small, someone can correct be if I'm wrong but i think for two piggies you need a cage approx 120cm by 70 cm? My cage is a C&C cage which is 3x2 with an upper L shaped level.

This is a good sized cage i think and is cheaper- with free delivery: http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/rodents/cages/guinea_pig_cages/120_cm_cages/83034

 

[JackyB]

No way- we had the same idea |)

 

[Bailey]

Thanks.

How do people connect bottles to the cages that don't have any vertical bars?
I know there are bottles with different types of holders, not the wires but they all seem to leak?/

 

[CiaraPatricia]

I have a run with horizontal bars and the bottles with the wires work fine.

 

[Bailey]

I had the Cavie80 for Amber as a temporary cage when I first got her and the bottle would just slide along mallethead

 

[CiaraPatricia]

You could get some extra wire, and twist it around the bars, so it's held on better maybe?