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07-17-09, 11:27 pm
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Sophie has recently started to cram her head in the hay rack as if she can't get to her hay...but its all right there just as it always is. I'm scared she is going to get stuck in there. Any suggestions?       |
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07-18-09, 04:49 am
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If she's sticking her head in it, that's very dangerous. You need to come up with a different solution for a hay rack. What type are you using now? |
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07-18-09, 08:37 am
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Well my Poppy does that, too, when ever I fill their hay rack, but it's just because she's trying to get the "fuzzies" out of the hay. (I don't know what their called but she loves them!  ) I know she can't fit into the grids and get stuck so I don't worry.But if your piggie can probably fit in the grids (and get stuck) then yes you should probably find a new hay rack. Or you could stick hay in an old tissue box, or a toilet paper roll (but cut in down the middle) as a replacement hay holder. Hope this helps!  |
