jemjabella
Mama Doe
I was just pointing out (reassuring!) that you don't need to worry.
Any "sass" is inferred rather than deliberate.
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Is a hutch enough?
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I was just pointing out (reassuring!) that you don't need to worry.
Any "sass" is inferred rather than deliberate.
0XBunnyta
Warren Scout
Ohh, a cat flap would be an idea. Especially a little higher up so they have to hop out and the door closes to stops the straw coming out after them when they hop. Yes, I like it might have to consider that. Question... How do I cut a hole in the door without power tools! :lol: I plan on keeping the hutch after uni to go in their shed as a hide. If there's a cat flap I can fill it with straw that won't go everywhere, like it would just leaving the door open or taking it off. Actually I like that idea a lot and it's much cheaper than a run around (since a barrier didn't work I thinkk a tunnel might but absolutley no point getting one if Im making a tunnel throug a door that I might as well leave open for £60) might as well just buy a second hand cheap one and give it a shot :wave:
might have to consider that. Question... How do I cut a hole in the door without power tools! :lol: I plan on keeping the hutch after uni to go in their shed as a hide. If there's a cat flap I can fill it with straw that won't go everywhere, like it would just leaving the door open or taking it off. Actually I like that idea a lot and it's much cheaper than a run around (since a barrier didn't work I thinkk a tunnel might but absolutley no point getting one if Im making a tunnel throug a door that I might as well leave open for £60) might as well just buy a second hand cheap one and give it a shot :wave:
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Lady Logamorph
Mama Doe
I made the hole by first putting the catflap up to hutch and drawing round it. Then I got an electric hand drill (maybe you can borrow one) and drilling a few holes in the corners so it was big enough to get the end of the saw in. Then I sawed each 4 sides to make the hole. You could always cover the hole with a piece of wood if you ever wanted to remove the catflap.
