[xvickyx]

Hi

I know it has bars, but the bottom part of the cage is very deep.

The cage measures 21"deep x 40" Wide x 13" high(at highest point)

Do you think this would be suitable for a hoggie?

I will be upgrading it to a viv within a couple of months, but just for a couple of months would it be OK, as I am not flush with cash at the moment (just brought my first car!)

 

[xvickyx]

 

[LarryT]

Looks like it will be hard getting a wheel in there unless it's a flying saucer.
Other than that looks ok to me till you get your viv done

 

[xvickyx]

Yes this is definately not permanent accommodation.

Will get the flying saucer, looks cool.

Won't be getting my hoglet until March, so lots of time to prepare

 

[LarryT]

It's great that you have come here to research before you get your hog

P.S. Love your website


Edited for poor sentence structure :lol:

 

[xvickyx]

Hehe, thanks

I spend so much time on the internet, thought it would be good to create one haha, took me ages!!! new section for the Hoggie will be arriving soon

 

[LizardGirl]

Yep, that is a perfectly fine cage to use. You can take out the hay hopper, and the hiding place if you want to use a different one. IMO it wouldn't be any problem to use that cage permenantly.

 

[LarryT]

IMO it wouldn't be any problem to use that cage permenantly.

I concur

 

[LizardGirl]

Okay, okay, I'll admit I totally love these cages for some reason and wish they were more readily available in the US. :lol: Minus the height issues, they are very nice!

 

[silvercat]

Only thing that jumps out at me is the stairs to the top of the hut & the food ontop of the hut. You don't want to encourage climbing as the hedgie may fall and injury themselves, even off the low height of the hut. I would move the food to the main level & see if there's a way to modify the hut to cover the stairs (or pick up a different igloo. or cut a door in a giant icecream tub/margarine container and use it as an igloo)