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Re: Cage covers?
[Re: Jen_n_Bear]
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12/02/14 10:27 PM
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Feather
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I use cage covers, you can also utilize glider kitchens. I haven't used them but my friend does when she comes to visit with her gliders and it does contain a majority of the mess.
Maybe use both methods.
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Re: Cage covers?
[Re: Feather]
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12/02/14 10:32 PM
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Terry
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Cage cover should work, but will still have to deal with mess on floor. Keeping a hand held vacuum handy helps with that.
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Re: Cage covers?
[Re: Jen_n_Bear]
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12/03/14 09:14 AM
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Dallie
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Making a cozy for the bottom of the cage will help keep some of the mess of the floor. Definitely cage covers for 3 sides of the cage -- clear plastic shower curtain works very well!
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Re: Cage covers?
[Re: Jen_n_Bear]
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12/03/14 09:58 AM
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Jen_n_Bear
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Thank you everyone! After all your input i'll most definitely be using a cage cover! Sadly Bear has turned into a food hog lately so the kitchen would probably be dangerous for Kat. Dallie, what is a cozy? The clear shower curtain sounds really neat, but how do you attach it? Do the gliders not chew on it? I'd love to see/hear more about how you do yours!
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Re: Cage covers?
[Re: Jen_n_Bear]
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12/03/14 10:11 AM
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GliderNursery
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A little late, but definitely go with cage covers! If you don't sew, or want an inexpensive solution, one is the shower curtains. Hang them with the removable 3-M wall hooks; works like a charm! The second way is fleece, HERE are instructions on how to do a few different styles, 2 of which do not require any sewing at all.
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Re: Cage covers?
[Re: Dallie]
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12/03/14 11:55 AM
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Biscuit
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Making a cozy for the bottom of the cage will help keep some of the mess of the floor. Definitely cage covers for 3 sides of the cage -- clear plastic shower curtain works very well! Dallie, what is a cozy? What does it look like?
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