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Catherine Spark · 10-30-2009, 10:28 AM

Hi, thanks for the feedback. Yes, I guess it would make a safe travel cage for a long journey, or an emergency one. It's very cheap (£9.99 on most sites,£11.99 on ebay), and looks good when displayed in a photo, so i'd imagine large scale pet-shop breeders who don't care one way or another might use them for their hamsters as well. The one at home is 3-tier, with plenty of floor space for toys, and a really good wheel. All I need to do is line the tiers with carboard or something so they don't hurt his feet. I think I'll introduce him gradually though, as he does now see the liberta as 'home' despite its inconveniences.

10-30-2009, 10:28 AM
Catherine Spark Senior Hamster Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Glasgow/Inverness-Shire Posts: 567	Re: Liberta (2 Tier) Hi, thanks for the feedback. Yes, I guess it would make a safe travel cage for a long journey, or an emergency one. It's very cheap (£9.99 on most sites,£11.99 on ebay), and looks good when displayed in a photo, so i'd imagine large scale pet-shop breeders who don't care one way or another might use them for their hamsters as well. The one at home is 3-tier, with plenty of floor space for toys, and a really good wheel. All I need to do is line the tiers with carboard or something so they don't hurt his feet. I think I'll introduce him gradually though, as he does now see the liberta as 'home' despite its inconveniences. __________________ Holly, Bepper, Oakie, little Willow and Pebbles: "We have only this moment, sparkling like a snowflake...and melting in the palm of our hand."