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Old 05-05-08, 09:16 pm
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Why does it say that hay racks are not recommended for baby and small cavies? How long can't they have a hay rack and what would you suggest as an alternative?
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Small guinea pigs can get their heads stuck in the squares of the hay rack. If you bought a pack of the MESH grids, then that could work...
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Ah, that makes sense. Thank you.
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Babies can get their heads stuck in the openings. I use a suet bird feeder. Maybe you can try that. If you are willing to change you mind completly. Mine was less than $1.00.
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