SpiritoftheForest
New Born Pup
Hello everyone,
I've been wanting to ask this for a while, but am struggling on how to word it, so I hope this makes sense.
I am a wheelchair (manual) user, I look after my small dog and hamster on my own, so have no worries about being able to do the daily care for guinea pigs. However, mainly with my dog more than the hamster, I did come across 'issues' that physically abled people wouldn't have, that I needed to find a solution to, so I thought I'd ask on here, especially if there are other wheelchair users, but of course if anyone could maybe give me any tips, especially with the cage set up etc so I can try to 'iron out' any potential issues before they arise. (Obviously everyone is different, I might struggle with something someone else wouldn't and visa versa, but thought it might help).
I'm planning on having the set up on a low table, so everything is a comfortable height for me to interact with them and to make the cleaning etc as easy for me as possible.
I am a little worried about handling.
Thanks everyone.
I've been wanting to ask this for a while, but am struggling on how to word it, so I hope this makes sense.
I am a wheelchair (manual) user, I look after my small dog and hamster on my own, so have no worries about being able to do the daily care for guinea pigs. However, mainly with my dog more than the hamster, I did come across 'issues' that physically abled people wouldn't have, that I needed to find a solution to, so I thought I'd ask on here, especially if there are other wheelchair users, but of course if anyone could maybe give me any tips, especially with the cage set up etc so I can try to 'iron out' any potential issues before they arise. (Obviously everyone is different, I might struggle with something someone else wouldn't and visa versa, but thought it might help).
I'm planning on having the set up on a low table, so everything is a comfortable height for me to interact with them and to make the cleaning etc as easy for me as possible.
I am a little worried about handling.
Thanks everyone.