Princess_Piggie
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Finally got my girls in fleece bedding! And they love it. They don't even bother sleeping in their hidey most of the time. (P.s, I feel privileged that they both sleep in the open with their eyes shut already! Only had them 5 weeks! I feel like they really trust me )
Anyway, so it's a little too big for their cage as I'm getting a bigger one next month as their Christmas present and don't want to cut the fleece to size now, and have to buy new ones when I get the cage. It's a little lumpy in places but hey, it's fleece, it's not like it's hard to walk over the lumps.
As its too big, the fleece is partially folded over in once place, and unfortunately, my girls are enjoying burrowing in it. I looked over earlier and saw a lump under the fleece, and thought damn, they've burrowed haven't they. It's been in for a few days now and I thought I was in the clear for burrowing!
I went over and lifted the top layer up, and my girls where fast asleep under it, all snuggled up together, so cute. Wish I'd taken a picture!
Anyway, as cute as it is, it's obviously not safe in case they get trapped, or can't breathe etc when I'm out. Any idea's on a temporary burrow-stopping solution?
Anyway, so it's a little too big for their cage as I'm getting a bigger one next month as their Christmas present and don't want to cut the fleece to size now, and have to buy new ones when I get the cage. It's a little lumpy in places but hey, it's fleece, it's not like it's hard to walk over the lumps.
As its too big, the fleece is partially folded over in once place, and unfortunately, my girls are enjoying burrowing in it. I looked over earlier and saw a lump under the fleece, and thought damn, they've burrowed haven't they. It's been in for a few days now and I thought I was in the clear for burrowing!
I went over and lifted the top layer up, and my girls where fast asleep under it, all snuggled up together, so cute. Wish I'd taken a picture!
Anyway, as cute as it is, it's obviously not safe in case they get trapped, or can't breathe etc when I'm out. Any idea's on a temporary burrow-stopping solution?