I'm starting a business. It's going to be called, "Outdoor Cavy". I haven't built the website site. I'm working on it. Also working on building another cage for show.
Now I know what your thinking, "Oh no, pigs can't survive outside. They'll die sooner than pigs inside." Well, you're wrong. I've had my cavies outside for quite some time now. I have a well built cage. Reguardless living in Southern California. The heat can get extreme, but my pigs have never suffered at all. They get plently of water, food, air, hay and of course, love. I've taken them to the vet a couple times to make sure they were healthly and doing alright in there outdoor enviroment. Vet gave them a perfect bill of health.
I've built this cage sturdy so no animals (Dogs, Cats, Hawks, etc..) can get in. No matter how hard they tried. The cage is built out of wood. Inside I've glued coroplast to the bottom, sides and there other level. It keeps them cooler, prevents them from chewing or getting hurt from the wood, and its easy to clean. I've cut out windows, drilled holes and covered them with wire (safe wire). I've put alot of deep thought into these cages, along with getting opinions from other cavy lovers (some even from this site). They are in a shady area and I watch them over alot. They popcorn around, play and chew on hay. They are happy, and in no danger.
I will have more information on the website when I get it done. I will be planning to sell these cages (Only for So-Cal residents for now), along with built indoor cages, toys and etc. We are building custom cages. So if you want it a certain size, certain design, second level, etc. We'll do it. If you are interested, you can email me.
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If you object, thats your choice. You can't tell me I'm a bad cavy owner, because my cavies are happy and very healthly. I agree that cavies should be kept inside, but sometimes, not everyone can do that. Due to parents, allergies, limited room, etc. Which is why I've found a way to put them outside safely.
-Ashley
Now I know what your thinking, "Oh no, pigs can't survive outside. They'll die sooner than pigs inside." Well, you're wrong. I've had my cavies outside for quite some time now. I have a well built cage. Reguardless living in Southern California. The heat can get extreme, but my pigs have never suffered at all. They get plently of water, food, air, hay and of course, love. I've taken them to the vet a couple times to make sure they were healthly and doing alright in there outdoor enviroment. Vet gave them a perfect bill of health.
I've built this cage sturdy so no animals (Dogs, Cats, Hawks, etc..) can get in. No matter how hard they tried. The cage is built out of wood. Inside I've glued coroplast to the bottom, sides and there other level. It keeps them cooler, prevents them from chewing or getting hurt from the wood, and its easy to clean. I've cut out windows, drilled holes and covered them with wire (safe wire). I've put alot of deep thought into these cages, along with getting opinions from other cavy lovers (some even from this site). They are in a shady area and I watch them over alot. They popcorn around, play and chew on hay. They are happy, and in no danger.
I will have more information on the website when I get it done. I will be planning to sell these cages (Only for So-Cal residents for now), along with built indoor cages, toys and etc. We are building custom cages. So if you want it a certain size, certain design, second level, etc. We'll do it. If you are interested, you can email me.
[email protected]
If you object, thats your choice. You can't tell me I'm a bad cavy owner, because my cavies are happy and very healthly. I agree that cavies should be kept inside, but sometimes, not everyone can do that. Due to parents, allergies, limited room, etc. Which is why I've found a way to put them outside safely.
-Ashley