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Post by fretki on Mar 23, 2014 11:23:05 GMT -5
we'll be moving during summer into our new home and my ferrets will get an outdoor enclosure. we will connect it to our home, but access will require a bit of climbing, and even with isolated sleeping dens and nest boxes I already worry that my oldies might not have it comfortable as they are used to (even if I'm sure they will be happy to have a place outside), so I checked the web if I could find something cozy to make me worry less. I still have spring, summer and fall to adapt my new tile stove for cats for the ferrets: the picture from the manufacturer: unfortunately the belonging pillow is filled with straw, so it crinkles and my youngers have tried to stash it, I had to put a second bedding on top, but it seems to be a comfortable place: next step is to do custom bedding for the stove, and I'll probably also paint it with ceramic paint...
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Post by unclejoe on Mar 23, 2014 14:18:01 GMT -5
That's pretty cool. Can it keep the heat up when the outside temperatures getting cold?
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Post by Sherry on Mar 24, 2014 0:32:15 GMT -5
My main concern would be someone chewing the cord given it will be completely unsupervised.
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Post by fretki on Mar 24, 2014 2:02:39 GMT -5
unclejoeaccording to the manufacturer it can keep the heat up, I'm not 100% convinced (we can have rather cold winters)... but I guess I bought it early enough to have time to experiment how to construct a nice warm place outside: I'm thinking of a footlocker (there are pretty huge ones, so even each ferret could have his own bed, in case they don't want to curl up together) or I could isolate one of those wooden kids playhouses. We have a carpenter in the family, so I guess I'll get help, I don't want to construct a sauna SherryI never had issues with cord (not even in my appartment), but I think if I can build it in somewhere I'll use cable duct, just to be sure
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Post by Sherry on Mar 24, 2014 8:01:16 GMT -5
Likely a good idea. All it takes is one getting curious and/or bored.
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