Such pretty guinea pigs. hay I love your ginger! I have a bit of a thing about ginger piggies. Do you have another photo of the Ginger piggy?We are having a paper bag breakfast while we wait for piggy daddy to do the veg shopping, all we had left in the fridge was cucumber which is a bit boring, so I've chopped it small and served it in a bag of soft hay with a sprinkle of porridge oats!
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Cage cleans can happen later once we have some nice leafy veg to scatter in the playpen
I usually buy them from Amazon but deliveries are so delayed with lockdown I bought the same type from eBay- they are like old fashioned green grocers bags, 10 inch square brown paper and you can buy 100 for less than £5!
We only use paper bags for treats and enrichment, they get them just for fun, there's usually porridge oats and herbs, or little bits of fruit if its for Ollie and Tallulah? hidden in there! For general everyday hay it goes in a big pile on the hayroom floor, the main herd have a designated 3x2 grid hayroom, and Ollie and Tallulah have a more modest 2x1 grid hayroom, as a permanent cage feature. We are big fans of messy free range hayI've ordered a batch of paper bags from ebay! The hay gets stuck in my fabric hay bags. Not sure what I'm doing wrong? Am I filling it too full, or using the wrong hay? I keep ending up with a hollow where they've eaten it from the holes. So I'm going to give paper bags a go
Do you use paper bags all the time for your piggies?
