happycath
Junior Guinea Pig
Hello all,
I've built a big C&C cage for my two baby boar piggies who I just bought home yesterday. They are 8 weeks old (and v.cute!)
The cage has a small upper level which is being used as a hayloft. Neither of the piggies have ventured up the ramp yet but I'm concerned because the upper level is being supported by another grid which consequently divides part of the cage.
Anyway, last night I spotted one of the piggies going THROUGH the grids!
I have secured the outside of the cage with pieces of correx etc to prevent them from escaping but I'm worried for two reasons:
1. if they can climb high enough there's a chance they could escape..?
2. what if they get used to being able to fit through then one day they've got a little too big and they get stuck?
Would I be better off removing the supporting grid and finding another way to support the upper level?
Catherine x
I've built a big C&C cage for my two baby boar piggies who I just bought home yesterday. They are 8 weeks old (and v.cute!)
The cage has a small upper level which is being used as a hayloft. Neither of the piggies have ventured up the ramp yet but I'm concerned because the upper level is being supported by another grid which consequently divides part of the cage.
Anyway, last night I spotted one of the piggies going THROUGH the grids!
I have secured the outside of the cage with pieces of correx etc to prevent them from escaping but I'm worried for two reasons:
1. if they can climb high enough there's a chance they could escape..?
2. what if they get used to being able to fit through then one day they've got a little too big and they get stuck?
Would I be better off removing the supporting grid and finding another way to support the upper level?
Catherine x