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I have a c&c cage that has a lid and a stand for easy cleaning out and storage

...happened something like this but not as bad. Just managed to go at the back of tv stand or one of the shelves we had. After that, I had to put c&c barrier through those gaps, especially as my piggies are free roaming. Thankfully that was a one time incident and never happened again, and we...

Welcome to the forum. I have a 6x2 C&C cage which is the biggest I can fit into my space here. I have a boar & sow pair. They create their zoomie runs by moving any inconvenient furniture or just running through everything. I have fleece as the base liner and bath mats on top. A good wash bag...

...is the same as the 300ml bottle, so it doesn't help to increase hydration. When I was using the giant 1L bottles, I thought I saw my piggies drinking more often, but the giant bottles were almost too heavy for the C&C grids and they leaked alot. My piggies cast scorn on water bowls unfortunately.

You can add a lid - it’s done with additional grids overlapped and cable tied together This company is well recommended - I’ve used them myself 2x5 C&C Guinea Pig Cage - Mesh Grid - C and C Guinea Pig Cages

I'm getting new windows and might have to move my cages out of the room. Do c&c cages fall apart if you move them? They seem kinda flimsy, especially my kavee. Any tips on keeping them in tact?

Can a 13 week old get stuck in the c&c grids or is it tinier babies that can?

Is your stand made from c&c grids or do you have a different type of stand?

...the forum We are happy to help Your enclosure is big enough, in fact it’s beyond recommend for five so you are fine! ( Five piggies need a 7x2 c&c cage (which measures 250x77cm) which calculates out to 20 square feet. Your 181x200cm enclosure is bigger than a 7x2 c&c and calculates to 38...

I’ve done the same as @KathT It works well and just gives you reassurance I have a stand made of c&c grids

I have stacked c&c cages and just cable tied everything after building them. They have held up really well and I’ve not had any problems.

...used to be a live wire, here, there and everywhere all at once, but has really settled in his older years and is a real softy. I put them in a c&c set up with the two boys being right beside the other boy. There was plenty of runblestrutting and egos getting in the way, but mostly it was...

...in it encourages them to move about and be active and mentally engaged. You can get cavee kitchens which take up a 2x1 section or larger of a C&C cage. Putting the paper based cat litter under the hay should prevent smells. I get rid of any damp hay or very trampled hay twice a day and...

To add to this, Cavy Capers Rescue (the one you previously contacted about a companion for Tango) have tons of free C&C grids available at the rescue that I’m sure they’d be happy to part with (they told me this earlier this year when I adopted Aperol from them!).

I have put some c and c grids on the top for security. Can't wait to get a better cage so that I can see them properly!

Got to 38°C in the pig shed today and 29°C in the downstairs bathroom where I decided to put the pigs (coolest room in the house). They've not been their usual wheeking popcorning selves but I can't blame them. They've had a fan going and been grazing on veggies and freshly cut grass that I've...

A C&C cage cannot be made fox proof though, foxes could bite through cable ties, squeeze through gaps between the grids and dig under the sides.

...width (and recommendation) for commercial cages and hutches - the recommended enclosure size for two sows being 150x60cm. It’s just that c&c cages happen to be wider but it doesn’t make the standard 60cm in any way a problem. The fact you are getting a 180 means you are providing them...

Have you tried giving her poop soup made from the poops from a healthy companion (live microbiome transfer) or a probiotic? Probiotics & Live Gut Microbiome Transfer ('Poo Soup'); Recovery Formula Foods And Vitamin C: Overview With Product Links and Transfer Recipe

Unfortunately, our lounge is too large for it to be effective but I don't blame you. Get an air mattress so you can camp in the room if needed as well. Once you get night temperatures around 20 C or even 25 C, it is no longer fun. They already have those nights in Switzerland. :(