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08-29-09, 03:16 pm
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I just got a new little piggy. I was told shes about 3 weeks old, so shes isnt too big yet. I was just wondering if the hay rack I made is ok for her. Its just made from an old check box and some zip ties. I plan on making a bigger one, once shes a bit older.        |
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08-29-09, 05:37 pm
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That's a more than ok hay rack. It's a great idea to keep hay off the floor, good job and keep up the good work.  |
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08-29-09, 05:49 pm
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Congrats on your new pig! The hay rack is fine, nice idea too. |
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08-29-09, 06:02 pm
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IT looks good to me. It's hard to tell if youhave already or not from your pic, but be sure to babyproof your cage. Babies can often fit through the grids. |
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09-18-09, 12:17 pm
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that looks really cool! I was thinking of doing something like that too? would it work if I put an empty rubber glove box on the floor with hay in it? |
