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10-10-07, 08:07 pm
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I found this mini wicker basket for one dollar at target and thought if I turned it on its side it could be a hidey-house--but will it hurt the pigs if they chew on it? Is there any way to know? thanks.       |
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10-29-07, 10:11 am
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I wondered the same thing. Found one at dollar tree and was going to use it for hay. But, I did not use it because I was not sure it would be safe. Would love to hear what others think. Val |
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10-29-07, 10:19 am
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I wouldn't use wicker baskets for a few reasons. Firstly wicker baskets could be made from several different stems - from rattan to willow to bamboo. All have sharp edges if broken. I wouldn't like to say any are safe if a guinea were to take a nibble, would are nigh on impossible to clean and keep germ/bacteria/mould free due to the weave. |
