PiggieLover101
Well-known Member
Cavy Slave
- Joined
- Oct 27, 2011
- Posts
- 59
- Joined
- Oct 27, 2011
- Messages
- 59
Hello!
I've just started using fleece in my cage after years of using bedding. I love the cleaner look and how it keeps the surface dry. However, I've been using puppy pads as an absorbent layer, and old towels underneath just in case, but I find that if my piggies pee in one spot a lot, the puppy pads start to keep the pee on the surface (not visibly, I have to feel for it) and soak through the fleece, therefore defeating the purpose.
I test the fleece under puppy pads before I use, so I know it's not a wicking problem. And I at least want to use up what I have currently, but do you think I should put towels on top of the puppy pads, or maybe use something else? It is just in the problem areas where this happens, like under their hay.
I've just started using fleece in my cage after years of using bedding. I love the cleaner look and how it keeps the surface dry. However, I've been using puppy pads as an absorbent layer, and old towels underneath just in case, but I find that if my piggies pee in one spot a lot, the puppy pads start to keep the pee on the surface (not visibly, I have to feel for it) and soak through the fleece, therefore defeating the purpose.
I test the fleece under puppy pads before I use, so I know it's not a wicking problem. And I at least want to use up what I have currently, but do you think I should put towels on top of the puppy pads, or maybe use something else? It is just in the problem areas where this happens, like under their hay.