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CMB · 10-01-2017, 12:43 PM

If you can get a sheet of wire or a roll that is as wide as the cage. You can have one piece to cover the front, top and back of the cage. Or each end and the top. Bend the wire to fit. It means less cutting and joins which leave less sharp edges.

For an extra £15 you could get a Barney cage from zoo plus website. No meshing needed. The cage is the same size as the guinea pig cage and you get a level, house and a wheel (wheel is ok for dwarfs and small Syrians. Even if just used temporarily).

10-01-2017, 12:43 PM
CMB PM Fluffy for custom title Join Date: Jan 2016 Location: Hertfordshire - UK Posts: 3,190	Re: Meshing a guinea pig cage? If you can get a sheet of wire or a roll that is as wide as the cage. You can have one piece to cover the front, top and back of the cage. Or each end and the top. Bend the wire to fit. It means less cutting and joins which leave less sharp edges. For an extra £15 you could get a Barney cage from zoo plus website. No meshing needed. The cage is the same size as the guinea pig cage and you get a level, house and a wheel (wheel is ok for dwarfs and small Syrians. Even if just used temporarily).