Post by Deleted on Feb 21, 2012 20:01:59 GMT -5
I am looking for some advice on how to make covers for the levels and floors in my ferrets cage.
This is the cage I have and all the levels except the very bottom floor are wire. I want to cover them so the babies arent on wire and so they dont poop on the wire (what a pain that is to clean!! [img src="http://i1105.photobucket.com/albums/h352/JW_2012/Emoticons/![]()
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.png"].png[/IMG] ) I have 2 bins on the floor level that are litter boxes so basically almost the whole floor is their potty but sometimes one of them (Im pretty sure it Amalia) will poop on the wire levels if she feels the boxes are too dirty, even though they are still pretty clean 
What is a good method to make covers and to attach them so the ferrets dont pull them down to the bottom like they usually do?? 
lol
This is the cage I have and all the levels except the very bottom floor are wire. I want to cover them so the babies arent on wire and so they dont poop on the wire (what a pain that is to clean!! [img src="http://i1105.photobucket.com/albums/h352/JW_2012/Emoticons/
.png"].png[/IMG] ) I have 2 bins on the floor level that are litter boxes so basically almost the whole floor is their potty but sometimes one of them (Im pretty sure it Amalia) will poop on the wire levels if she feels the boxes are too dirty, even though they are still pretty clean 
What is a good method to make covers and to attach them so the ferrets dont pull them down to the bottom like they usually do?? lol
Something that would solve clean up would be some of that thin gauge aluminum plate or sheet. Lowes (I don't know if you have access) can cut it down or you can do it with tin snips. Most metal shops have good tin cutters too.