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GinnyFri, 4 Feb 2011 8:46AM

I have seen this with the plastic tray cage that I bought for my piggie. I religiously cleaned the cage every week and put fresh bedding in. What can be done to prevent the build up of the "crud" that is on the bottom of the cage? I switched to a metal tray cage and it's not that bad.

RachiGal1997luvscavies!Mon, 13 Jul 2009 6:12AM

hi,

My guinea-pig's cage wasn't perfect,I admit that,It did have some white/brown marks near the middle,but that is atrocious!If anyone thought I neglected my guinea-pig,Jasper(Well,he died....)Then I would go online and show them these.It's horrible.I think you're great for taking them in and respecting their needs.I am going to get two more because,as I said,Jasper Carrot(He had ginger fur ;-))died on Sunday.Anyone have any good names?

KatrinaThu, 1 Jan 2009 1:15PM

Even though it IS disgusting, I don't reckon the piggy cared, and at least it had a nice roomy cage!!! But yeah, I don't think I clean my C&C cages thoroughly enough but they aren't dirty! It would be useful to know what bedding was used, how often the cage was cleaned and what (if any) liquid was used to clean the correx.

TiggerST67Fri, 29 Aug 2008 10:04AM

Anyone considering adopting a piggie should HAVE to look at these pics first and VOW not to ever let the cage look like this! I feel so bad for the unfortunate piggies that had to live in that!  There is no reason a cage should ever look like that, or anywhere even CLOSE to that.

AlyndraTue, 25 Sep 2007 8:11PM

*Sigh*  I"m sorry to say that I think the problem is more with our culture of self-absorption.  Children of ten years ought to be able to provide excellent care for animals.  Throughout most of history, children of ten years were on the verge of becoming young adults, and were depended upon to care for animals related to a family's income or food supply.  This cage is a sad reflection on a particular family and on our current culture.  However, I am grateful that there are so many pet owners who both provide excellent care for their animals and teach (key word "teach") their children to do the same.

shayleeSat, 17 Feb 2007 2:52PM

that is so wrong why would u treat ur guniea pigs like that

billMon, 6 Mar 2006 2:27AM

Follow your dreams, you can reach your goals.

yolondaSun, 5 Mar 2006 8:15AM

Hello

abbieThu, 1 Dec 2005 10:55AM

why would u traet ur pig like that
theres no EXSCUES

Linda LozarWed, 7 Sep 2005 8:59AM

My son is responsible for Chris, but we both clean his cage out.  I know that kids won't clean like they are supposed to, so I pitch in.  Those poor piggies.  Chris actually complains when his cage isn't clean to his liking.

RhiannonSat, 2 Jul 2005 12:31PM

that is neglect to its limit you dont know what elese that girl has been doing to those animals.

AmberWed, 23 Mar 2005 3:24PM

OK...that is really disgusting! My cousin was only 9 when she got her guinea pigs, and she takes much better care of them than that!

CassiMon, 22 Nov 2004 9:00AM

Do piggys really live in that?!!

kelsieFri, 30 Apr 2004 3:52PM

groty

MarieTue, 28 Oct 2003 12:54PM

I can't believe how some people can't follow simple guide lines, and they knew they would be the sole care takers and this is what they let happen. Its a miracle that the piggies were returned to you in one piece despite the obvious neglect *cringing at the pictures*, remindes me of the hollister rescue all over again. I wish i lived in cali, i would love to have the privlege to adopt from you =0).

AshleyFri, 24 Oct 2003 1:17PM

there is NO reason for a cage to ever look like that!

 
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