Review on 🐹 Experience Optimal Comfort and Space with Guinea Habitat Guinea Pig Cage by Midwest by Latarsha Spencer

We've had this Habitat for about three months now and I have to admit I was a bit surprised by some of the negative reviews. Then a quick glance at the photo reminded me that I had chosen to put the floor inside the cage and not the other way around. And by "choose" I mean that I was excited and didn't even think about doing it any differently. ;) Ignorance aside, this bottom attachment has its advantages: - I don't have to remove the fabric bottom to clean because all the rods are outside the lining. - Actually, there is no mold. could develop. I can only assume that people who come across mold find it between a wire and a wall. We use DIY canvas liners and spray diluted vinegar (+wipe) every time we change them. For a more thorough clean, I put a drop of Dawn in a spray bottle, dry thoroughly, and let air dry for a few minutes. No problem - Our daily quick clean (with vinegar) only takes a few minutes and we have absolutely no stains - I take velcro out of the cage anyway - I really don't see how they can chew on it. The connection is also very strong. There was no way the Wickers could get between the canvas and the walls, and those walls aren't brittle at all. I suspect that if we don't stretch the canvas as much, our seams will be less prone to leaking. Everything is well preserved. Hope that helps! I will add a photo soon.