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it is 2 feet deep and 4 feet long

the cage is 4 ft tall and 42" long it is a pretty big.. it is nailed in both top and bottom i am thinking of pulling out the staples in the bottom and using stones... how do i attach the ramp to the stones

i think the top my still be to steep

thats a really good idea thanks

well crap if anyone can think of a way to fix it let me know... yes the cage is wood.. do you think if i put some of the black like pluming tube they would be able to use it

the problem is i already have it nailed to the floor and i cant remove it is there any way to fix it that anyone knows of

I have a ramp and i believe i made it to steep my piggies will not use it they are new to ramps how should i get them to use it is lined with carpet and they still have no clue what to do.. I think it may be to steep how do i fix it

a c&C cage would not work for us.... would anykind of vinyl flooring work... the levels will be 14" tall how high should the ramp walls be

I am building a wooden cage what is the best thing to cover the wood with so urine doesnt stain and rot the wood... and a side wall on the ramp is it a must

how much would you say if roughly cost to make it

what did you stain it with that was safe for the piggies... what did you line the floor with... how are the lights in there

what do you use to line to cage so the floor doesnt go bad

how did you attach the water bottles

How did you get the grids to stay on the wood

how much would you say this whle thing cost

would you be interested in selling this cage

how did you make the stairs

i noticed you used the letter to line the cage... how does that work out