Palace Fit For A Stinky Princess

[Rake aboot 4,936]

I`d sleep in that ! lol

[Micheala Robinson 400]

I`d sleep in that ! lol

? Your more than welcome to try it out ?

[Micheala Robinson 400]

I`d sleep in that ! lol

When I said I was thinking of getting her a mate that wasn't quite what I had in mind.

[terryd 9,020]

 

 

 

I had mine in sommat similar for a few years. They dont last well but do the job fine. You could out a few logs or/and pipes in for a bit of stimulation and sort a roll down rain cover from a vit of plastic sheeting.

That's the next plan

Thinking of remove the ramp and use the pipe from lower level to top.

Going to get one of those hammocks too heard they like those.

I don't think I'll have too much bother with driving rain as it's pretty sheltered.

Does anyone have any idea on how to stop her throwing her food all over the spot?

Bought the heaviest bowl I could find and she still nudges it up with her nose and sends the bowl and buiscuits flying.

Thought of getting a recycled plastic container and nailing through it to secure it down.

Anyone else have this problem?

 

find some thing like these and just stick an elastic band around the legs stays on fine then

 

 

 

Ah yeah seen those in budge cages.

I thought of those but i thought a disadvantage would be by attaching to the wire it would risk the food getting wet and spoilt?

 

 

 

doesn't seem to be a problem and I prevent rain driving in any way. Plus i tend to top up every couple of days

Bad weather i tend to just pull a cover half way down any how

 

[Micheala Robinson 400]

 

 

 

 

 

I had mine in sommat similar for a few years. They dont last well but do the job fine. You could out a few logs or/and pipes in for a bit of stimulation and sort a roll down rain cover from a vit of plastic sheeting.

That's the next plan

Thinking of remove the ramp and use the pipe from lower level to top.

Going to get one of those hammocks too heard they like those.

I don't think I'll have too much bother with driving rain as it's pretty sheltered.

Does anyone have any idea on how to stop her throwing her food all over the spot?

Bought the heaviest bowl I could find and she still nudges it up with her nose and sends the bowl and buiscuits flying.

Thought of getting a recycled plastic container and nailing through it to secure it down.

Anyone else have this problem?

 

find some thing like these and just stick an elastic band around the legs stays on fine then

 

 

 

Ah yeah seen those in budge cages.

I thought of those but i thought a disadvantage would be by attaching to the wire it would risk the food getting wet and spoilt?

 

doesn't seem to be a problem and I prevent rain driving in any way. Plus i tend to top up every couple of days

Bad weather i tend to just pull a cover half way down any how

 

Love the wellie idea ?

[Rabid 1,936]

That will do the job nicely, I must get my Arse in gear and build mine a new hutch so they can have more room, but I do have a large pen they often have a good few hours in during the day, one thing they seem to love is a plastic watering can.

[terryd 9,020]

 

 

 

 

 

I had mine in sommat similar for a few years. They dont last well but do the job fine. You could out a few logs or/and pipes in for a bit of stimulation and sort a roll down rain cover from a vit of plastic sheeting.

That's the next plan

Thinking of remove the ramp and use the pipe from lower level to top.

Going to get one of those hammocks too heard they like those.

I don't think I'll have too much bother with driving rain as it's pretty sheltered.

Does anyone have any idea on how to stop her throwing her food all over the spot?

Bought the heaviest bowl I could find and she still nudges it up with her nose and sends the bowl and buiscuits flying.

Thought of getting a recycled plastic container and nailing through it to secure it down.

Anyone else have this problem?

 

find some thing like these and just stick an elastic band around the legs stays on fine then

 

 

 

Ah yeah seen those in budge cages.

I thought of those but i thought a disadvantage would be by attaching to the wire it would risk the food getting wet and spoilt?

 

doesn't seem to be a problem and I prevent rain driving in any way. Plus i tend to top up every couple of days

Bad weather i tend to just pull a cover half way down any how

 

Love the wellie idea

 

 

 

got a foot ball in there now suspended with a hole in they love it and sleep in it. Proper old type so when you cut a hole it keeps its shape. The kids next door weren't too happy but hey

[Micheala Robinson 400]

That will do the job nicely, I must get my Arse in gear and build mine a new hutch so they can have more room, but I do have a large pen they often have a good few hours in during the day, one thing they seem to love is a plastic watering can.

I can imagine that, they love anything they can squeeze into. Mine always tries to get into my shoe (but when I'm wearing them!)

She was in her element as I was putting that hutch together, polystyrene and cardboard everywhere.

I'm lucky in the fact I can shut the gate (pictured in the photo) and she can run around with no way of escaping.

She gets out most days for a hour I sit and have a cuppa and watch her dance around and torment my cat ?.

When we eventually get out chasing bunnies she should be plenty fit enough, she used to jump up and grab the wire to the old hutch (it was on tall legs) and heave her self up to get back inside it just like she was doing monkey bars, incredibly strong for their size.

Edited October 12, 2016 by Micheala Robinson

[Micheala Robinson 400]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I had mine in sommat similar for a few years. They dont last well but do the job fine. You could out a few logs or/and pipes in for a bit of stimulation and sort a roll down rain cover from a vit of plastic sheeting.

That's the next plan

Thinking of remove the ramp and use the pipe from lower level to top.

Going to get one of those hammocks too heard they like those.

I don't think I'll have too much bother with driving rain as it's pretty sheltered.

Does anyone have any idea on how to stop her throwing her food all over the spot?

Bought the heaviest bowl I could find and she still nudges it up with her nose and sends the bowl and buiscuits flying.

Thought of getting a recycled plastic container and nailing through it to secure it down.

Anyone else have this problem?

 

find some thing like these and just stick an elastic band around the legs stays on fine then

 

 

 

Ah yeah seen those in budge cages.

I thought of those but i thought a disadvantage would be by attaching to the wire it would risk the food getting wet and spoilt?

 

doesn't seem to be a problem and I prevent rain driving in any way. Plus i tend to top up every couple of days

Bad weather i tend to just pull a cover half way down any how

 

Love the wellie idea

 

got a foot ball in there now suspended with a hole in they love it and sleep in it. Proper old type so when you cut a hole it keeps its shape. The kids next door weren't too happy but hey

A ferret swing seat heard it all now haha

[Rabid 1,936]

 

That will do the job nicely, I must get my Arse in gear and build mine a new hutch so they can have more room, but I do have a large pen they often have a good few hours in during the day, one thing they seem to love is a plastic watering can.

I can imagine that, they love anything they can squeeze into. Mine always tries to get into my shoe (but when I'm wearing them!)

She was in her element as I was putting that hutch together, polystyrene and cardboard everywhere.

I'm lucky in the fact I can shut the gate (pictured in the photo) and she can run around with no way of escaping.

She gets out most days for a hour I sit and have a cuppa and watch her dance around and torment my cat .

When we eventually get out chasing bunnies she should be plenty fit enough, she used to jump up and grab the wire to the old hutch (it was on tall legs) and heave her self up to get back inside it just like she was doing monkey bars, incredibly strong for their size.

Ha, I dare not let mine mix with the farm cat, the cats a proper hunter killer, and so are my ferrets, I couldn't risk it, they often stare at each other through double mesh !

 

They are strong little critters alright, need to be though, a rabbit is over double their size, be a bit like us grabbing cars on the back roads !

 

If your short on ferreting...........

[Guest vin]

I used to put dry food in a garden bird feeder with a little spout that sort of fed a couple of biscuits at a time.. I know it cost a pound...lol.

[Guest vin]

she needs a mate to play with and keep her company .. they do so much better when they're in pairs or more.

[TOMO 29,956]

Old wellys,,,they love,,,mines got a cardboard box in there at the mo,,,with a load of straw stuffed in,,the top taped down ,and a hole cut in it,,,,they love it and sleep in it,,,