Florrieberry
Teenage Guinea Pig

Hmm.. Thanks, That's a thought, though the fleece on the sides is not attached to ramp, more like a little sleeve slipped over ........ (thinking..)!Could you use bulldog clips or something similar to clip the fleece to the grids? The fleece will stretch so it shouldn't affect the cage structure.
Ours sometimes pop on and off the edge near the bottom, but that's deliberate. This was a complete misjudgement!Not fallen off but ours regularly climb over the side and jump down via snuggle cubes. The also do it deliberately when they know we are watching.
Yes she's fine luckily. Our ramp is made from a square bottom gutter so there are small walls in it, but obviously too small for an exuberant piggy! Your Lily must have thought it was a new Olympic sport !Poor little piggy. I hope she is ok.
I do not trust ramps full stop to be honest. My girls haven't fallen off it that I'm aware, but their tunnel fell down a ramp with poor Lily in it!
Oh poor piggy, they're just like little kids aren't they? Ours do seem to wait till they get near the bottom to jump off, but have decided to replace the wire panels next to the ramp with plastic panels so that there is no risk of getting a leg stuck / broken in wire. They seem to love trotting up and down it, some people don't even have sides in their ramps I believe.Mine have never fallen but Ludwig (avatar) as a youngster had a game of run up the ramp and jump off of the top straight onto the floor of the cage. He ended up hurting himself with one jump and was never a fan of being touched on his back again. Silly boy.
The ramp was immediately removed and I haven't let my guinea pigs have a ramp since. That was 5 years ago.
Sadly I don't have any advice, I just thought I should let you know sometimes guinea pigs think its a fun game and hurt themselves. ^^;
OH they are very much like kids. They love to get into all the wrong things too.Oh poor piggy, they're just like little kids aren't they? Ours do seem to wait till they get near the bottom to jump off, but have decided to replace the wire panels next to the ramp with plastic panels so that there is no risk of getting a leg stuck / broken in wire. They seem to love trotting up and down it, some people don't even have sides in their ramps I believe.
Have you considered getting a ramp tunnel @Florrieberry ?
Here is a picture of my short ones in a C&C set up
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and @PiggySmitten has posted a picture of a longer one in this thread .
https://www.theguineapigforum.co.uk/threads/help-with-the-ramp.122574/
I LOVE C&C set ups . The only thing that holds you back with a C&C is your imagination ( OH - and maybe DIY skills !)Cool I like your setup, when I have more room in my house I'm going to do this.
Well I'm doomed lol I not got imagination or DIY lol lol lol[/QUOTE][QUOTim="PiggyOwner, post: 1683800, member: 114675"]I LOVE C&C set ups . The only thing that holds you back with a C&C is your imagination ( OH - and maybe DIY skills !)
Well I'm doomed lol I not got imagination or DIY lol lol lol