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Use code Freshhay for $10 off each box of hay you buy. (If you buy 2 20lb boxes you get $20 off)

I found a potty pad removed it said it had batting inside. Your opinions???. *Sorry if this is the same post repeated 3 times. This is my third time trying it because the other two "disappeared"

Here is a great thread that shows how to make a smaller opening like the one in your picture. Just watch the video @4cavies posted and attach it to the hidey. This is the link to the thread https://www.guineapigcages.com/forum/threads/103037-Hidey-Hut-Tutorial?highlight=Hidey+hut+tuturial

Ok, got it. I also have another question: why do softwood pellets have to be kiln-dried?

Fleece is great, but is quite a bit of work. It is really based on preference. Fleece, carefresh, wood pellets are all great. I personally have never used shavings though

You can get coro at sabic polymer shapes. The link is (broken link removed). For your other question, Uhaul pads are denim furniture pads used to protect furniture while moving them. They are about $8. You can get them at https://www.uhaul.com/MovingSupplies/Protective-stuff/Furniture-Pad?id=2670.

I found them at lowes for $6, here is the link (broken link removed) I think i will just email them about the hardwood or softwood thing. But for my question, are douglas fir wood pellets okay or not?

So, Im looking into using wood pellets for bedding and I found golden fire wood pellets. It says it is made of 100% douglas fir, but does not mention anything about hard or softwood. I know a lot of people use pine, but is douglas fir okay?

Actually a 4x4 is larger than a 2x6 because it is over 21 sq ft while a 2x6 is a little over 16 sq ft.

(broken link removed) Also, in general, is fleece that is 100% polyester always okay for piggies?

I wish i could, but im in CA

You can go to https://www.guineapigcagesstore.com/coroplast-bases and get a pre-cut and scored coro base, but they don't have any that fit your measurements. The bases on the site are a little narrower, if that works for you. It is cheaper just to buy a sheet of coro and cut and score it...

Would it be bad if my piggie chewed on it?

Ok, thanks for the feedback! I was a little worried because on https://www.guinealynx.info/weigh.html it said adult sows weigh between 700-900 grams.

I would just be in and out of the room, so is that okay?