Haley
Well-Known Member
Wow..great job! Did you do all that today??
you know, I built one of these for my loner boy, Mr. Tumnus, and alarger one for my bonded pair, Basil and Max. Basil and Max would notuse the second level, so I eventually took it out. Tumnus,however, spends most of his time up there.
I would keep all her food and water on the lower level and then put afew treats on the second level to encourage her to explore. Also, youshould probably line the upper level with something so her feet cantslip through (the straw mat is great!). I bought some large stick ontiles from Home Depot and used those on the second level..then coverwith straw mats. Also, you should probably get something to support thesecond level just to be 100 percent sure it can support herweight. I used a dowel rod and cut it to size, then usedcable ties to secure it to the second level (also, shelving L-bracketswork great too!).
The coroplast should be fine to nibble a little bit on. As long as sheisnt consuming a lot of it. If I ever catch Tumnus chewing onhis, I just put something else in front of it, like a cardboard boxwith hay or something.
Great work though!
you know, I built one of these for my loner boy, Mr. Tumnus, and alarger one for my bonded pair, Basil and Max. Basil and Max would notuse the second level, so I eventually took it out. Tumnus,however, spends most of his time up there.
I would keep all her food and water on the lower level and then put afew treats on the second level to encourage her to explore. Also, youshould probably line the upper level with something so her feet cantslip through (the straw mat is great!). I bought some large stick ontiles from Home Depot and used those on the second level..then coverwith straw mats. Also, you should probably get something to support thesecond level just to be 100 percent sure it can support herweight. I used a dowel rod and cut it to size, then usedcable ties to secure it to the second level (also, shelving L-bracketswork great too!).
The coroplast should be fine to nibble a little bit on. As long as sheisnt consuming a lot of it. If I ever catch Tumnus chewing onhis, I just put something else in front of it, like a cardboard boxwith hay or something.
Great work though!