Sentences with phrase «cages with wire bottoms»

The breeding mothers and fathers are usually kept in horrible conditions, either outside, regardless of weather, with no shelter, in filthy, cramped buildings, or in cages with wire bottoms that barely have enough room for the dog herself.

Improper housing in cages with wire bottoms are the number one cause of fractures of the legs.

Dogs from the meat farms exist in tiny cages with wire bottoms, elevated above the ground, exposed to all of the elements and living among their own filth.

The report clearly showed numerous situations where several dogs were crammed into tiny cages with wire bottoms.

Some people prefer rabbit cages with wire bottoms because a litter pan can be placed underneath.

At the lab, they may have had irritated or infected paws from living in a cage with a wire bottom.

The customer is reluctant to put that squirmy, loving puppy back into that tiny display cage with the wire bottom.

Never house these small animals in a cage with a wire bottom.

Not exact matches

He makes wire cages 18 to 20 inches in diameter and about five feet high, and then wraps the bottom half of the cage with 6 - millimeter clear polyethylene.

The animals were housed individually in polypropylene cages with wire mesh bottom, maintained at standard laboratory conditions of light (12 - h light / dark cycle), temperature and relative humidity.

Wire cages are simply superb when it comes to ventilation as the only really «closed» section is the bottom tray that is filled with bedding materials.

If you will need to relocate your guinea pig's cage periodically, it will be simplier to move a cage that is pre-fabricated with a rigid plastic pan and a wire top than it will be to move a home made cage or a cage with a flexible bottom in most situations.

In general, a wire cage with a plastic tray is the easiest to clean; just lift the wire off the bottom, clean out the bedding, and wipe down the wire part as necessary.

Enclosures should be made of wire and have a solid bottom (such as plastic or metal), as sores are easily made when rabbits lay on a wire - bottom cage for too long so for their safety and comfort, make sure to purchase a wire cage with a solid bottom.

Lay the bottom of your bunny cage with solid material and the enclosure parts should be made by wire.

The bottom of the cage should be filled with wood chips to protect their feet from the wires of the cage and to allow the dropping to go in.

-- Solid - bottom cage with wire cover or plastic - bottom «tub» cage (minimum four square feet of cage space per pig)-- Guinea pig pellets — Aspen or hardwood shavings — Grass hay — Bricks, rocks, cardboard boxes, plastic pipes and other appropriate toys — Medium flower pot or covered sleeping box — Brush and comb for grooming — Attachable water bottle with drinking tube — Unpainted, untreated piece of wood or safe chew toy

With wire bottom cages, that stuff can get scattered all over the place outside of the cage.

The little puppies are in cages with wire grates on the bottom and their little feet almost fall through.

For the most part the cheapest hamster cages comprise of a plastic bottom with a wire canopy.

Furthermore, the habitat comes with four plastic clips, as well as a clip located on the front door which acts as a latch that can lock the wire top of the cage to the pan on the bottom.

During Humane Lobby Day 2012, citizens from across Colorado met with lawmakers at the Capitol and urged them to support a rulemaking petition for a rule change that would require a solid resting surface for dogs housed in wire - bottom cages in commercial dog breeding facilities licensed by the state.

If you have a wire cage, cover the bottom with a piece of wood or corrugated cardboard.

Since wire flooring is uncomfortable to a ferret's feet, place linoleum tiles on the floor or line the cage bottom with soft material such as washable carpet.

The dogs» waste passes through the wire in the bottom of the cages into a trough that Lantz hoses out with water and bleach.

Guinea pigs should be given the largest cage available, preferably with a solid bottom as wire bottomed cages can cause foot and leg injuries as well as prevent the ingestion of night feces.

Animals held in pet stores, kennels, and shelters can not be kept at all in cages or stackable cages with wire mesh bottoms.

The animals» wire - bottom cages were covered with feces, there was no visible food and water was frozen.

The most popular type of indoor cage is one with a high - lipped, solid plastic bottom and a wire top covering.

The dogs can be confined for years at a time, reduced to lives of constant breeding in dirty, stacked, wire - bottomed cages that are required to be only six inches larger than the dog on all sides, and with few, if any, opportunities to play, be walked, or receive basic grooming or veterinary care.

If your cage has a wire bottom, cover it with a piece of wood, or a grass or sisal mat.