Ginger and Spice have now been enjoying their outside residence since April. The floor of their house is concrete but a bit dusty, so I put a large sheet of wood down. However, now they are peeing sometimes by their hay box. So which does anyone think is the most hygienic/warmer/best for buns..dusty conrete or peed on wood??!!:?:?
-
Forum/Server Upgrade If you are reading this you have made it to the upgraded forum. Posts made on the old forum after 26th October 2023 have not been transfered. Everything else should be here. If you find any issues please let us know.
which floor
- Thread starter naynay
- Start date
Blackberry & Co
Wise Old Thumper
How about getting some non-slip lino for on top of either just the concrete, or on top of the wood on the concrete (extra warmth that way).
It is soooo much easier to sweep up and wash down - makes cleaning a heck of a lot quicker
It is soooo much easier to sweep up and wash down - makes cleaning a heck of a lot quicker
How about getting some non-slip lino for on top of either just the concrete, or on top of the wood on the concrete (extra warmth that way).
It is soooo much easier to sweep up and wash down - makes cleaning a heck of a lot quicker
this!
i put a chipboard wood floor over the concrete for extra warmth but then i covered it with lino for easy cleaning.
saying that even though it is non slip, Buddy hated the lino so now i have mats down too! :roll:
The Duchess
Wise Old Thumper
Safety flooring seems to meet with the approval of our rabbits that didn't get on well with the lino. It's the stuff you get in swimming pool changing rooms, vets, hospitals etc. and is very stiff, hardwaring, non slip and very easy to clean. I have it in all my boarding hutches and most of our other buildings too now.
Brands are Polyflor, Altro, Safetred and offcuts are easily available on ebay.
Brands are Polyflor, Altro, Safetred and offcuts are easily available on ebay.
