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I bought one of these cages when the news of my impending babies hit me.
IT IS FAB! I have put a block of wood under 2 of the ramps which I thought might be too steep, but now the pigs are familiar with the ramps there are up and down like yo yos even jumping up to the platforms between floors. It keeps a check on excessive claw growth with all the ramps, I also have a scrunchie tunnel which clips on the bars of the cage, parents and babies run through it and sleep in it. I have sleeping quarters on the top level and a see saw ( sorry couldn't resist, but they are so funny running over it) then the middle tier has the tunnel and I feed at the bottom. That way the hay food veggies etc have nowhere to go so stay inside the cage not flicked all over the floor. I have used the tunnel instead of a ramp which also works well. Ther are so many variations as to where you can put things it keeps my guineas stimulated. I'm thinking of entering them in the next olympics!
Don't be put off by the ramps the guineas manage fine. I put the family together when the babies were about 10 days old and the little ones managed straight away, so cute to see Mum, Dad and three little ones following up and down, shame to split them.
there will be lots of long faces.
Katharine
IT IS FAB! I have put a block of wood under 2 of the ramps which I thought might be too steep, but now the pigs are familiar with the ramps there are up and down like yo yos even jumping up to the platforms between floors. It keeps a check on excessive claw growth with all the ramps, I also have a scrunchie tunnel which clips on the bars of the cage, parents and babies run through it and sleep in it. I have sleeping quarters on the top level and a see saw ( sorry couldn't resist, but they are so funny running over it) then the middle tier has the tunnel and I feed at the bottom. That way the hay food veggies etc have nowhere to go so stay inside the cage not flicked all over the floor. I have used the tunnel instead of a ramp which also works well. Ther are so many variations as to where you can put things it keeps my guineas stimulated. I'm thinking of entering them in the next olympics!
Don't be put off by the ramps the guineas manage fine. I put the family together when the babies were about 10 days old and the little ones managed straight away, so cute to see Mum, Dad and three little ones following up and down, shame to split them.
there will be lots of long faces.
Katharine