Can you use fleece liners in this cage? =)
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My parents have a hanging hammock in it and they use shredded paper for bedding
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The manufacturer doesn't list any exclusions for using a fleece liner. So as long as a fleece liner is OK for the pet you intend to use and you clean the fleece liner regularly there shouldn't be any problem.
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NO. For around the same price you can buy a bunny cage. My rats love the cage but my Ferrets seem to not like the levels or ramps so a bunny would hate it.
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Ferrets are more destructive than rats, this will absolutely work for rats. Fleece is great for any rodents/weasels etc because they don't eat it, and it fits tightly enough so they treat it as the ground rather than a material to burrow i between.
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Not sure because I don't have it anymore but I wouldn't recommend this cage. It's a hassle to clean because there's no door on top, wire is thin/ easily bendable. I've found that MARCHIORO brand are the best cages. Maybe a few more $$ but so worth the lack of effort and aggravation!
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I would just have a fleece single layer on these. I would not put anything thicker as the heat from these have to penetrate through whatever you put on there.
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Yes, in my opinion, it would be fine for them! I have 3 of these cages and one Degu per cage and they have plenty of room. And, they're easy to clean! Hope this helps!
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I use a fleece liner on my diapers just to be on the safe side. I also use grandma el's cream without any issues with repelling.
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Yes. You can put some either fleece .ir whatever on. I do that and hold it with small clips
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I do not use liners with this box. I plan to use this disposable box for just one weekend when we were at a wedding but our cats love it so much I have just let them use it. They have three boxes and prefer the disposable box. Not sure why.
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Yes, this cage would be perfect. I love the fact that it is see thru, your birds will not feel confined.
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You must have bedding to absorb urine, and keep their little bottoms warm. I suggest fleece. I have 3 guineas and 2 cages connected end to end by a ramp. These are wonderful cages! I've owned the first cage 2 years and it holds up great
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Yes, you can. You can even take them out through the doors after assembly. I ended up taking a few out for my ferrets, they didn't need them.
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That would depend on how thick your fleece pad is, probably a thin pad would work best. I use a towel and it does transfer heat using just under the highest setting.
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My son used this cage for his "Winter White Dwarf Hamster." She had tons of room and burrowed down deep all the time. This cage is huge and his hamster loved it!! Hope I helped you!
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Absolutely. Make sure to get this one, the critter nation, and not the ferret nation though. This would be a perfect sugar glider cage.
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I'm not sure if you "have to" use bedding, but I do. I've always used the fleece bedding with my Guins and still do it with this cage. I put puppy pee pads under the fleece and my guins also have a litter box which they use most of the time. The canvas is pretty thick and it's almost like plastic. Mine had a few stains on it within the first 2 weeks, so I'm guessing the pee was absorbed but it didn't go through it
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We use a yard of fleece on top, a bath towel under the fleece, and the bottom layer is newspaper. The towel prevents the newspaper from sticking to the fleece and also absorbs waste along with the newspapers. It seems using either fleece, or shavings/bedding material, is a personal choice - whatever works for someone works best for them. We started using fleece with this cage - it's cheaper and very easy to clean. We have two yards of fleece so one can be washing while the fresh one goes into the cage.