Scout.Layne
Well-known Member
Cavy Slave
- Joined
- Jul 2, 2009
- Posts
- 108
- Joined
- Jul 2, 2009
- Messages
- 108
I've been looking though the hay rack pictures trying to decide which would be better for my future pigs. They currently have a bent-grid hay rack but I was wondering if this is the best option. I want them to have easy access to the hay, it to be easy to fill, hold a lot, and be easy to clean around when I do the weekly cleaning.
My concern with the bent-grid hay rack is that I've seen pictures of piggys climbing up into them. I'm afraid that they could get their foot stuck in on of the holes when they are trying to jump down.
How should I solve this problem? Or is it a problem at all?
I was thinking that I could perhaps turn the grid so it is up and down so that they couldn't jump into it but them I'm not sure how I would attach it. If I use cable ties then wouldn't I have to cut them off every time I wanted to change the fleece? Does anyone have any good ideas? Or should I just use a different type of rack?
I am also thinking about having a hay/litter bin for them to graze out of but I would like to have a rack as well to keep the hay cleaner longer.
My concern with the bent-grid hay rack is that I've seen pictures of piggys climbing up into them. I'm afraid that they could get their foot stuck in on of the holes when they are trying to jump down.
How should I solve this problem? Or is it a problem at all?
I was thinking that I could perhaps turn the grid so it is up and down so that they couldn't jump into it but them I'm not sure how I would attach it. If I use cable ties then wouldn't I have to cut them off every time I wanted to change the fleece? Does anyone have any good ideas? Or should I just use a different type of rack?
I am also thinking about having a hay/litter bin for them to graze out of but I would like to have a rack as well to keep the hay cleaner longer.