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11-06-07, 10:14 pm
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Is this going to hurt her? She likes to nibble at the wire bars....thanks, Dot        |
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11-06-07, 10:27 pm
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That's a good question that I've thought about as well. My pigs chew on the bars too. I can't imagine the paint is much different compared to store bought cages. Also, lead paint hasn't been used for quite a few years so it shouldn't contain that (but watch it if it was from China  !) |
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11-07-07, 02:24 pm
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I thought all the color on grids was baked on so it shouldn't chip off like paint. A few of my grids have silvery indents against the black where they've been scraped but other than that the color does not come off in visible amounts. |
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11-07-07, 02:26 pm
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Ok....so what does this mean if mine does come off when she chews at it? |
My pig eats the paint of the grids.... 
Re: My pig eats the paint of the grids.... 
