Cage Best Store Bought Cages? (u.k)

[HannibalLecter]

Square cage used for a hedgehog, different color, same measurements:

I would recommend the 160 cage, but this is also meets the recommended size guidelines.

 

[brownthepiggie]

the second 160 cage (not my picture):

omg. Thats massive

 

[brownthepiggie]

Square cage used for a hedgehog, different color, same measurements:

I would recommend the 160 cage, but this is also meets the recommended size guidelines.

Out of both of those cages, what would you recommend?x

 

[HannibalLecter]

Do you know another website they sell them but cheaper? Ive been searching but cant find any x

Not right now unfortunately, I live in Sweden & they go under another manufacturer name so it's hard to track down internationally.

 

[brownthepiggie]

Not right now unfortunately, I live in Sweden & they go under another manufacturer name so it's hard to track down internationally.

They're both massive compeared to what they look in the picture!x

 

[HannibalLecter]

They're both massive compeared to what they look in the picture!x

Yes I know.
Measure your home & the caravan and see if you can fit either in there, but I do recommend the largest one for permanent housing.
Alternatively you could use a smaller temporary cage during your trips. A C&C cage would actually work really well for this as you can take it apart & build a smaller cage when you need to, and zip ties will hold it safely together. (broken link removed)

 

[HannibalLecter]

I just remembered you already have a 9.38 sq ft cage, a good upgrade in the future would be the 160 cage or a 2x5 C&C if you have the room for it. But your current cage is okay. I don't see a reason to spend money on the square cage as it's only a tad larger.

 

[brownthepiggie]

I just remembered you already have a 9.38 sq ft cage, a good upgrade in the future would be the 160 cage or a 2x5 C&C if you have the room for it. But your current cage is okay. I don't see a reason to spend money on the square cage as it's only a tad larger.

I know, thanks. Though £100 is a lot, I don't have the money, because I have been saving up for something else

 

[HannibalLecter]

I know, thanks. Though £100 is a lot, I don't have the money, because I have been saving up for something else

It's not an emergency at all, your current cage is fine.

 

[brownthepiggie]

It's not an emergency at all, your current cage is fine.

Thanks, they get out a lot anyway and seem really happy at the moment

 

[Traysea]

Those cages are huge. I think folding up the coroplast so it lays flat and taking apart the grids would take up so much less space during transport. You can zip tie the grids into one long strip and then it will just accordion fold it down. When you get where you are going open it up into a big pen and put the coroplast back in.