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I also use Yesterdays News without a screen. And it is wonderful! And like MarisaAndToby I bought a 30lb bag and haven't put a dent in it yet.

I was having the same problem. I am going to order a Midwast Replacement Dog Crate Pan, but I am going to order one big enough to fit Rikki's NIC cage it. They have a 1 inch lip to keep food/hay/etc. in...

I thought about the plywood. Then came up with that idea of using the pan from another thread. I am going to get a pan big enough to set the cage in it.

Sorry for the triple post, but.... I measure his NIC several times. It is 46" by 30 1/2". I am going to get a Replacement Dog Crate pan. Hopefully this on, that is 52 1/4" x 34 7/8" x 1"...

Oops! Forgot to mention! I love the Carabiner clips, I am going to get some more. Also, I have decided to use a dog crate pan.

I was looking at pans. I just measured his cage. It is 46" by 30"! O.O whoa!

I was going to try that. Because I have a small one, but it left to much space. We have kittens right now, and the one I am keeping tried to get in the cage with him to visit with him.

Someone mentioned this on my NIC thread. But I have read this several times. I am going to take my larger grids, and once I get the shelf in. I am going to take some fencing wire and run through the holes horizontally and vertically. Cutting the large holes into fourths. I will start a new...

Update-I was originally closing it with some wire. Trying a Binder Clip I borrowed from a friend.

I thought about rough slate tile 12 by 12 tiles with waterproof sealant on the plywood.

Well, he has done tore apart one cardboard box. I have a plan. I am going to take a piece of plywood put plywood edges on it, and some wheels on it. I have it all planned out, just need to figure out what I want to use waterproof, tile wise.

50 lbs. I wish could find 50 lbs of Orchard Grass. lol Rikki doesn't usually pull items in.

Wow! Love the dress! And I lol at the comment about wobbling ears. I had a teacher in high school that had plugs. I think she gauge 2 or 0. They were jeweled.

Okay. I have also read that you can put a favorite vegetable or treat under the hay to get them to eat it. And there is also hay toppers.

That could work. So many confusing options. NOTE TO SELF! Do not use cardboard with Rikki Tikki. He eats cardboard over hay.

LaylaLop wrote: I read the thread on the big holed wire panels. Once, I get his board up for a shelf. I am going to take some wire, that people use for chicken pens and fences, run it through the holes vertically cutting them in half. I may also run the wire horizontally. And the floor I...

TheJadeRabbit wrote: I am not trying to be a butt or anything. But I never got an answer to these two questions. Does she have any problems with teeth? How do you put the hay in there? Loose? In a tube? In a Hay rack?

That's what I am starting to think now. Going to try and get a vet appointment ASAP. Today, it looks a whole lot better. No chunk of crust like in the picture.

My NIC cage for rikki tikki. I thought I wouldn't like these, but I love them! Based on these two: NIC Cage I just built- Pics! Michigan Rabbit Rescue: Condos First Picture. Nothing is in it. No door. No rabbit items. Etc. Second. Door. Rabbit Items. AND SPECIAL GUEST RIKKI TIKKI...

Looks great! I have a question, how did you do the door(s)?