Haw can i make a bigger guinea pig cage??

Question

Hi,i would like to know how i can make a bigger guinea pig cage i have one guinea pig and she needs some space.

any ideas? thank you and God Bless

Answer 1

We Used a Big Wash Tub that was Rust Proof.

They Seemed To Love it and Run Around in Circles for Hours! Plus it was Shiny and They Could See Their Reflections it was really cute =] Plus They Couldnt Kick Their Bedding and Hay Out OF the Sides, or Get out  Since Their was no Top =]

Answer 2

This website is awesome but make sure that you get some extra of everything, you will be glad if you do!! And make sure that your guinea pig is not a climber cause mine is and i had to spend an extra $20 to put a cover on it cause she escaped like 7 times!!

Ok this is the website:

http://guineapigcages.com/buycc.htm

I am glad i did cause my beautiful piggy is very happy!!

PS. email the owner and she can get you a deal with "seconds cloroplast" it will make it up to $20 cheaper!! Mine was and i was able to get a large cage for the price of a small cage!! its almost double the size!!

Hope i helped!

Answer 3

make cages out of huge storage bins, a child's plastic pool...you can lay down tons of bedding and hay...an old big fish tank, use a big draw???

idk and i hope i helped you!!

i tried and God Bless you too.

Answer 4

Easy, C&C cages!: http://www.guineapigcages.com/

Why don't you make it big enough for two pigs? Remember that guinea pigs are herd animals and are highly social. You should get your girly a female friend!

Answer 5

Trust me, C&C is the way to go! I also like the kiddie pool idea, though. It would just require a LOT of bedding! go to guineapigcages.com

you can buy the cubes at target and the coroplast at most sign stores (fastsigns, ace banners, whatever's in your area)

Answer 6

I've heard of some people making  cages out of huge storage bins...and a really creative person purchased a child's plastic pool.  I'd recommend the plastic pool if you don't have any animals that would attack your pig, being as there is no lid.  It's also inexpensive and you can lay down tons of bedding and hay :)