Review on 🐾 Enhanced SEO: Ware Manufacturing Safari Sleeper Bed for Small Animals - Assorted Colors by Lisa Hill

Note they run small. So if you have a large guinea pig or couple, this size may not be right for you. I bought it after seeing firsthand the flaws of the Cozy Corner with faux fur. They attract and hold particles of paper, wood, etc., requiring tireless, perfectly guided fingers to scrape away piece by piece. Also, toss one of the fluffy mugs in the washing machine so all the bits stuck in the faux fur don't get ripped out, and those that could be removed stay in the washing machine looking like freshly washed clothes (if you're lucky) or the engine are glued together of the car gradually wears out (little luck). On the contrary, these Fuzz-E beds are easy to clean. Their main disadvantage is that guinea pigs, whose carnivore instincts seem to be rekindling every day, are less likely to seek a comfortable bed to sleep in than a shelter or sanctuary for privacy and protection. The bed doesn't do either, which is why I rarely see Sparky catching a few Z's on his fuzz Z-Bed. Of course, you can force the issue by removing your pet's plastic lock or similar alternative habitat. But that's not entirely fair to these open-minded freaks (Sparky follows me around the kitchen, sometimes gets to the fridge before me) who are nevertheless always on the lookout (I've never heard of a guinea pig running to its owner). open arms of the owner). I almost feel guilty if I've ever forced myself on a small animal by simply bathing it or clipping its claws. So how do you get your chubby, personable rodent (with his stupid, clueless face) to justify spending that bed? 1. Put the bed in his castle or similar personal belongings (make sure you shake it out every day because unlike pot-bellied pigs and other "real" pigs, guinea pigs don't distinguish between their sleeping quarters and toilet visits); OR 2. Turn the bed upside down and if you find an empty cage the next morning, wait before calling 9-1-1. Look under his bed instead - voila! Guinea pigs sleep less "on" than "under" the bed. If he's slow thinking, just put some lettuce or parsley under the bed or clear his other hiding place away for a day or two. (This use of the bed as a bedspread or personal bedding works best with a full sized bed.)