Half Fleece, Half Bedding

Why did you divide it? Just want to know and why don't you do all fleece with bedding in a litter pan. just having fllece then suddenly bedding I think will be a real pain 2 clear up.

Is this what you are talking about???

https://www.guineapigcages.com/photos/showphoto.php?photo=4655&cat=500&ppuser=3556&sl=w

Yeah, exactly what weaver showed me, except for on a single level. I just want to have bedding/litterpan/hay/water in an area so HOPEFULLY (no guarantees of course) they will be more likely to do their "business" there, rather than the fleece (of course I'll have to change the fleece sometimes, but hopefully not as often). Does that make any sense? : -/

Ok, that was a picture of my old cage. Is what you have to do (the easiest way anyways), is make a seperate piece of coroplast next to the cage square of coroplast. If you have more than two pigs you will need to make a 2 x 2, 2 pigs or less a 1 x 2 will be fine. Make a notch like shown in the picture so the pigs can easily go in and out of the kitchen area. I use a bridge for them to walk over to keep the fleece cleaner and the shavings in the area I want them in.

With making a seperate pan for the kitchen it allow you to take in out of the grids and dump it, but keep your fleece and the rest of the cage together. Make sense??

Yeah it does. That is such a wonderful idea! I'll definitely be doing that. : )

To add to Weaver's description, if you don't want to notch the coroplast for the kitchen area, you can get a set of Fiddle Sticks and make the bridge out of those. They're easy for piggy feet to walk over and perfectly safe if they chew on the wood.

Yeah, both options sound good. Thanks everyone!

By the way, if you're going to segregate the cage, make sure it's still big enough for them to run in, sometimes segregating takes away from the space and defies the purpose of a large cage. I think they show it on the main web page somewheres.