Whiskerz
Well-Known Member
I was at Lowes today getting stuff to build onto my cage and came agross differet kinds of stone flooring when I was looking for my stick on tiles. It came to me that the squares of stone would make amazing traction pads for Felix's cage because he somtimes slips on the tiles.
The stone squares have just enough space in between each square to give a gripping surface and they are flat enough to lay in a cage!!!!! I bought 2 squares of stones, one for the bottom and one for the soon to be top.
The little stone squares are made into one big square with tiny durable flat like string, or Im not sure what it is but its on the bottom and there's no way a bunny can get to it because the spaces inbetween the square stones is way too small.
They are also to heavy to move around or pick up
which is a plus.
Here are some pics...
Square of stones
Back of the stones
Felix on his new traction mat that he LOVES (plus its a size comparison)
And did I mention they were only a little over $4 each! :biggrin2:
Just thought I'd share.
edit: forgot to add something..
The stone squares have just enough space in between each square to give a gripping surface and they are flat enough to lay in a cage!!!!! I bought 2 squares of stones, one for the bottom and one for the soon to be top.
The little stone squares are made into one big square with tiny durable flat like string, or Im not sure what it is but its on the bottom and there's no way a bunny can get to it because the spaces inbetween the square stones is way too small.
They are also to heavy to move around or pick up
which is a plus.Here are some pics...
Square of stones
Back of the stones
Felix on his new traction mat that he LOVES (plus its a size comparison)
And did I mention they were only a little over $4 each! :biggrin2:
Just thought I'd share.
edit: forgot to add something..
