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Post by 3piggles on Feb 20, 2021 18:10:27 GMT
You need to clip the fleece to the canvas, and to the bars, if possible. Some pigs do this. It's fun, and adventure. the canvas bottom will stain, if urine sits on it. You can use plastic clothes line clips. Clip it regularly, so there's no way for Little Pig to get under. She'll stop, but she likes that, so if you can give her something to burrow under that's on the surface, she'll probably be happy. Just drop a towel or extra piece of fleece in a pile, and she'll burrow in it  |
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Post by Bean on Feb 21, 2021 8:50:13 GMT
Oh they are so good at finding any little gap in the lining! One that covers the whole area in one piece is certainly easiest. For a while when I changed cages and didn't have ones that fitted, I used to weigh down the join with wooden hideys at either side. I'd also loosely peg up a bit of extra fleece in a corner so they had somewhere more obvious to tunnel into. But it's too much fun for them to stop trying if they sense a weakness in the barrier!
Glad things are going well with the girls.
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