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Summer months.
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Little Piggles
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Yep, as long as they're covered (I use socks 
) so they don't get too cold, they seem to enjoy relaxing next to a frozen bottle in the hot summertime
You can buy proper 'ice-pods' but a bottle of water works out much cheaper!
) so they don't get too cold, they seem to enjoy relaxing next to a frozen bottle in the hot summertime You can buy proper 'ice-pods' but a bottle of water works out much cheaper!
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I freeze small drink bottles (as in coke / pepsi bottles) and then cover with a thick sock for my girls during the summer months
If it's really stinking hot, which thankfully my girls have NOT had to live thru (they were born after the horrendous heat of 2009 in OZ) they'd also get a new frozen bottle and sock at night too
I also use small floor tiles in their house if it's continually hot, these are great for them to lie on I just get them out each day and wipe them clean ( i still have them from when we built our house 12 years ago)
If it's really stinking hot, which thankfully my girls have NOT had to live thru (they were born after the horrendous heat of 2009 in OZ) they'd also get a new frozen bottle and sock at night too
I also use small floor tiles in their house if it's continually hot, these are great for them to lie on
I just get them out each day and wipe them clean ( i still have them from when we built our house 12 years ago)- Status