Is the following cage appropriate for 2 female piggies? If not what is the best one I can get I'm not bothered about the cost it is more the space as I want them to be happy and have all the space they need and more thanks for looking!
Is The Following Cage Appropriate?
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Junior Guinea Pig
What size is the cage on the bottom? Minimum is 120 cm but the bigger the better.
This is a good cage Rabbit 160cm LARGE Indoor Rabbit & Guinea Pig Cage
or this Rabbit 140cm LARGE Indoor Rabbit & Guinea Pig Cage
or you could make cheaply a c & c cage
This is a good cage Rabbit 160cm LARGE Indoor Rabbit & Guinea Pig Cage
or this Rabbit 140cm LARGE Indoor Rabbit & Guinea Pig Cage
or you could make cheaply a c & c cage
.I love my c&c cage
MrsMoo
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I would personally be worried that they may not use the ramp as it seems a bit steep, especially when they get older.
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Would avoid the ramp one. What i the size dimensions of the second cage? Must be 120cm long for 2 piggies
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The maxi xxl is a great buy at moment Skyline Maxi XXL Small Pet Cage | Free P&P £29+ at zooplus!
or ferplast a really good solid cage
Ferplast Rabbit & Guinea Pig Cage 120 | Free P&P £29+ at zooplus!
or ferplast a really good solid cage
Ferplast Rabbit & Guinea Pig Cage 120 | Free P&P £29+ at zooplus!
Tiamolly123
Senior Guinea Pig
I used to have 2 of these & took both the ends off so it made 1 long cage I put a bridge over the two plastic trays & they loved it. Even though it was above the required size I still felt awful to me it wasn't big enough no room for toys, so I went over to C&C cages
By the way I wouldn't have your first choice the ramp is to steep & it takes up nearly all the bottom space
By the way I wouldn't have your first choice the ramp is to steep & it takes up nearly all the bottom space
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I have a ferplast 120 and to be honest it's too small for my two girls...once you get a litter tray in there and a couple of hideys you have no space left!
We have a puppy pen that they go in from about 6.30am-10pm and then back in their cage overnight (I would leave them in the puppy pen 24/7 but have children that get up before me!)
Get the biggest you can
We have a puppy pen that they go in from about 6.30am-10pm and then back in their cage overnight (I would leave them in the puppy pen 24/7 but have children that get up before me!)
Get the biggest you can
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For two piggies I strongly recommend this cage, I have it. You can choose colour and loft and stacked, stand, etc. My boys love it, they popcorned, what with the cage and the fleece it was just nonstop popcorning
With C&C cages, they're cheap, but finding the coroplast can be hard. In fact, I know some don't have coroplast, I don't know if that would be better. Hmmm...now I'm rethinking my cage! Ohhh dear.
Still, without coroplast you can't have a loft. Good luck cage-hunting!
With C&C cages, they're cheap, but finding the coroplast can be hard. In fact, I know some don't have coroplast, I don't know if that would be better. Hmmm...now I'm rethinking my cage! Ohhh dear.
Still, without coroplast you can't have a loft. Good luck cage-hunting!
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