Hay rack on Ebay, opinions needed thanks

sandra turpin · Oct 30, 2010

I saw this hay rack on Ebay and it says for hanging outside cage, I was wondering if it would be any good inside the cage. Would appreciate opinions please.

Thank you

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....4650132&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_558wt_905

candywishes · Oct 30, 2010

you forgot to put on the link

lol

Guinea-wiggles · Oct 30, 2010

I think it looks alright, when they hang on the outside of the hutch I think it's more for the owners convinence cos it's easier to get to.
I don't see a problem with it going on the inside.

sandra turpin · Oct 30, 2010

I noticed after I sent it lol. I edited it and it's there now

Joey&Gizmo · Oct 30, 2010

Looks like it could be used inside or outside of the cage to me.

It maybe a little messy on the floor as it wired and a plastic one will only allow the hay to fall inside the cage rather than outside.

Like this one.http://www.qualitypetproducts4u.com/Ferplast-Roger-Small-Animal-Hay-Rack.html

sandra turpin · Oct 30, 2010

I found that with the outside ones I have most of the hay ends up on the floor

sandra turpin · Oct 30, 2010

Joey&Gizmo said:
Looks like it could be used inside or outside of the cage to me.

It maybe a little messy on the floor as it wired and a plastic one will only allow the hay to fall inside the cage rather than outside.

Like this one.http://www.qualitypetproducts4u.com/Ferplast-Roger-Small-Animal-Hay-Rack.html

I have two of these and I think for me they are terrible. I have two upper shelves in the cage each of which I have a corner tray with hay. Their bedding is topped with hay also. The hay that would come out of the inside rack would just get swept off to the bottom.

rngpwelfare · Oct 30, 2010

I think that would be fine to use either inside or outside the hutch.

christine · Oct 30, 2010

I have one of these and found it too small to hold a reasonable amount of hay so I got a bigger one from e bay. They need to be fastened to the cage as the piggies push them up from underneath and so they fall off. Having said that,they are very good as long as you secure them to the cage.