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2/14/07 11:40am
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Rating: 10.00
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This is a great idea for other small animals, too, such as hammies.
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Guinea_Piggin
Cavy Slave
Registered: June 2007 Posts: 233
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7/23/07 10:10am
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Rating: 7.00
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LOL! At first I thought you meant baby-proofing as in human babies. XD But as a curiousity, can baby piggies really fit through those cubes?!
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CavyLover94
Cavy Slave
Registered: July 2007 Posts: 172
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My babies can, they are 2 weeks and one day and when they were born they were all weighed more than 4.00 ounces. Thanks! I need to do that! I'm making the cage right now.
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Daphne
Cavy Slave
Registered: October 2007 Location: NY Posts: 115
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10/28/07 2:35am
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Rating: 10.00
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Daphne
Cavy Slave
Registered: October 2007 Location: NY Posts: 115
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lstroyan
Cavy Slave
Registered: July 2008 Posts: 1
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7/12/08 12:21pm
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Rating: 10.00
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I'm so glad you posted this. We were using the standard cubes (1.5" opening) as an outside "grazing" cage for our cavies. When I got my new little girl, 3 months old about, she stuck her head through one of the openings and couldn't get it out!! She was panicking and almost choking herself but we got her calmed down and were able to cut her out with wire cutters.
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lydiamo
Cavy Slave
Registered: November 2008 Location: U.S. Posts: 7
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did you get those at Lows?
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barbanderson
Cavy Slave
Registered: June 2009 Location: Bradley Illinois Posts: 170
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9/10/09 6:49pm
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Rating: 10.00
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I had NO IDEA you needed to "baby proof" a C&C cage as long as the sides were 6 inches tall. I wondered how they could "climb" the 6 inch walls unless there is decor (IE pigloo/hidey house etc) next TO the wall for a baby to reach UP past the coro to the grids. I am planning on keeping three two week old babies IN such a cage being built as I write this and had NO IDEA the dangers of the cage as IS. So, simply overlapping the grids should WORK? I shall certainly DO that THANK YOU for this information
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