klee
Adult Guinea Pig
- Joined
- Oct 25, 2011
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- Location
- Ellesmere Port, Cheshire
I was in Tesco before and they had the little stepping stools in the clearance section- they ended up being 62P 
. I had seen so many people on here use them for hideys so I picked one up for in the run (when the grass is finally dry again) .
They had fun with it during clean out time. They hid under it for a while and then got a bit grumpy that they had to share such a 'small' space, so I flipped it up and filled it with a nice thick layer of hay.
They loved climbing in, munching and burying in it. Obviously the stool isn't ideal for a permanent hay tray but it kept them occupied whilst I cleaned them out . I'm now looking at getting a low sided litter tray to use as a hay tray, they have 2 hay racks normally but I think a lower tray will allow Rosie to not have to stretch too much and will be comfier for her
Esme enjoying the hay as the others scarper from the camera!
Rosie peeping over the side
. I had seen so many people on here use them for hideys so I picked one up for in the run (when the grass is finally dry again) .They had fun with it during clean out time. They hid under it for a while and then got a bit grumpy that they had to share such a 'small' space, so I flipped it up and filled it with a nice thick layer of hay.
They loved climbing in, munching and burying in it. Obviously the stool isn't ideal for a permanent hay tray but it kept them occupied whilst I cleaned them out . I'm now looking at getting a low sided litter tray to use as a hay tray, they have 2 hay racks normally but I think a lower tray will allow Rosie to not have to stretch too much and will be comfier for her
Esme enjoying the hay as the others scarper from the camera!
Rosie peeping over the side
