Indoor and out door Guinea Pig cage with water feeders

By Hamishlodge
October 1, 2019 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Hamishlodge

Posted October 1, 2019

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Posted October 1, 2019

Unfortunately our last Guinea pig is no longer with us. We have an outdoor Guinea Pig hutch which we have had for 2 years. Its fantastic and the Guinea Pigs were very happy in it. We would like it to go to a new home together with the plastic indoor hutch which is great for winter cold days when the little guys need to come indoors, or even for playing indoors which our kids loved. Would highly recommend this for any Guinea pig owners, new and old. The hutch was kept on top of a pallet so is in very good condition for 2 years old. The usual ware and tare. Open to offers. This needs to go tomorrow !!!

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