Oh, good, I'm glad I found the right ones. I found a website (I think it's called Vitality Medical) that has the ones that I assume they use in hospitals, as it is a medical website. I figure, if they work in hospitals, they'll most likely work in a guinea pig cage, and they have a bunch of...

Thanks, Traysea! So, like these? http://www.walmart.com/ip/Reusable-4-Ply-Quilted-Underpad/7079359

Hi! So, I am hopefully going to be getting a 3rd set of fleece liner/pee pad/etc. for my pigs for their birthday (Thursday lol they will be 1 year old) and I also want to get a new absorbent layer to go with the new fleece. I have been using uhaul pads which seem to work just fine, but I was...

Oh, not at all! Almost frustratingly so, I have two patterned fleeces and you can see the poos and hay almost as clearly as if I had pure white fleece! I don't think you will have a problem with that :).

The fleece will be a little damp, but it dries in minutes. Don't worry if your fleece doesn't seem to be wicking when you test it. I washed my fleece about 15 times and the water still pooled on top. I went ahead and put it in the cage, and it worked just fine.

Try washing it with vinegar also. Once you've washed it 7+ times, I think it would be okay to just go ahead and put it in the cage. My fleece wasn't wicking either, but I had to have some sort of bedding for my girls when they first came home, so I put it in, and when I tested it outside of the...

Fleece is pretty much unique in its ability to wick away moisture rather than absorbing it, keeping your piggies dry and happy. Fleece seems pretty expensive when you look at Joanns prices, but if you can get it on sale, its actually pretty reasonable. Joanns fleece normally goes on sale in the...