Folding Runs Reviews

Folding Runs Small Pet Accessory

Newest Review: ... the pet can stay dry. Also, a run is usually bigger than the cage in which you keep your pet. It is important that the run ... more

 ... be secure, and this is achieved by strong wire mesh, good quality wood that has been coated to prevent it from rotting (this usually needs doing once a year), and good joints. These features are important because foxes may try to get into the run. There are two types of runs- those that fold and those that do not fold. Runs that do not fold are slightly impractical. Runs that do fold are more practical because they are easier to trasnport and store. When you buy a run, if it folds, it is easier to get it into the ...more

Customer Folding Runs Reviews (3)

Holidaying
Folding Runs: For the health of your pet and for your convenience. (227 words)
by - written on 13/10/08 (Very useful, 122 readings)
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Firstly, let us define a run: A run is a place to put your pet, typically a rabbit or guinea pig, into for it to exercise. A run usually has a covered area, so that if it rains whilst your pet is inside, the pet can stay dry. Also, a run is usually bigger than the cage in which you keep your pet. It is important that the run be secure, and this is achieved by strong wire mesh, good quality wood that has been coated to prevent it from rotting (this usually needs doing once a year), and good joints. These features are important because foxes may try to get into the run. There are two types of runs- those that fold and those that do not fold. Runs ...  Read the complete review

shelleyzie
To Catch a Guinea Pig! (311 words)
by - written on 04/01/01, updated on  04/01/01 (Very useful, 142 readings)
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Last summer, for our youngest son's birthday we got two guinea pigs, Victor and Hugo. We bought a lovely hutch and as we would be keeping them outside, a friend of ours gave us a folding run. Brilliant. Two lovely baby pinny gigs froliking in the summer sun. It was a couple of hours later when we realised how much work it would be. No, not the caring for them as they are such wonderful loving creatures, but the trying to catch them in their run to put them back in their hutch. Having had a fox eating all the neighbourhood bunnies, we did not want to leave them alone outside, even for a few minutes, which meant catching them everytime we heard the chimes ...  Read the complete review

lily7star
Folding Runs - Serious Risk? (215 words)
by - written on 15/08/00, updated on  15/08/00 (Very useful, 53 readings)
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WE invested in a folding run because as we were often away in the US, it was easy to fold and transport in my car to the friends who were looking after our piggies. It seemed a brilliant idea, and it was relatively sturdy and seemed safe....... Having invested in one, I now would never recommend them to anyone. Our folding run was the reason we lost 3 of our 4 beautiful guinea pigs to a fox/dogs. We came back one day to find that the run had been forced into by some creature, and 3 out of our 4 guineas were eaten. If there's the slightest chance you could get a fox or dogs in your garden, don't take the risk with one of these. Given enough ...  Read the complete review

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