Sentences with phrase «of wire cages not»

Having solid walls as opposed to the openness of wire cages not only keep hamsters from escaping, it keeps the hamster tank's bedding from being flung out when the hamsters dig about.

Not exact matches

«Cage Free» - Similar to «Free Range» this means that the birds may not live in wire cases per say, but they most likely live in a large enclosure with thousands of other birds with very little space.

Dwarf hamsters are best housed in a glass aquarium, as most wire cages designed for hamsters are not escape - proof due to the large spaces between the bars (don't buy a cage with more than 1 cm of spaces between the bars).

Most of the ferret cages on the market today, including the top rated models we reviewed above are made from this coated wire that will not flake off or encourage chewing.

They saved dogs just like me who spent their lives living in small wire cages; never having the opportunity to run and play, not knowing what a soft bed is, or the kind touch of a human hand.

If it were not for Sook, many of these dogs would have spent their short lives in filthy wire cages surrounded by the other frightened animals before becoming victims of the industry.

Quick Look: Cage Width: 24-1/2» Cage Depth: 14-1/2» Cage Height: 11-3/4» Base Material: Durable plastic Bar Material: Coated metal wire Included Accessories: Clip on food bowl, solid surface additional level, water bottle, large tube Cubic Feet: 2.4 Suitable Housing For: 1 Syrian Hamster Average Price: $ 120 - $ 150 New Pros: Deep pan, lots of included accessories, large access door Cons: Not much additional floor space with included accessories, platform obscures a large portion of ground level

Quick Look: Cage Width: 30» Cage Depth: 18» Cage Height: 24» Base Material: Heavy duty plastic Bar Material: Galvanized metal Included Accessories: None Cubic Feet: 7.5 Suitable Housing For: 1 Syrian Hamster Average Price: $ 85 - $ 95 Depending on Options Pros: Extremely sturdy, large ground floor level, very secure, optional flip top lid provides lots of access points, deters some bar chewing hamsters Cons: Wire levels should be covered, can't attach a wheel to the wire directly, longer assembly Wire levels should be covered, can't attach a wheel to the wire directly, longer assembly wire directly, longer assembly time

Quick Look: Cage Width: 18» Cage Depth: 11» Cage Height: 24» Base Material: Heavy duty plastic Bar Material: Galvanized metal Included Accessories: None Cubic Feet: 2.75 Suitable Housing For: 1 Syrian Hamster Average Price: $ 56 - $ 66 Depending on Options Pros: Extremely sturdy, small footprint, very secure, optional flip top lid provides lots of access points, deters some bar chewing hamsters Cons: Wire levels and middle floor should be covered, can't attach a wheel to the wire directly, longer assembly Wire levels and middle floor should be covered, can't attach a wheel to the wire directly, longer assembly wire directly, longer assembly time

If the cage is made of wire, you will need to create a solid floor that won't hurt your pet's feet.

After that, you can let him out of the cage for supervised exercise every day in a small, secured area so your pet can't get stuck behind furniture or chew on electrical wires.

Once your mice are tamed, you can let them out of the cage for supervised exercise every day in a small, secured area where your pets can't get stuck behind furniture or chew on electrical wires.

«Commercial breeders typically house their dogs in unheated wire cages, and USDA regulations do not require that the dogs ever be allowed out of those cages to relieve themselves or get exercise,» said LaHart.

If you have a wire cage and want to avoid your floor getting too messy from the flying substrate, cut down a cardboard box, which the cage can comfortably sit in (with a few centimetres of clearance around the sides), so that it's sides are not higher than 10 cm, and place it in that.

While having multiple levels in a wire or modular plastic cage is beneficial, your hamster will still need a sufficient amount of floor space, and there should be at least one large compartment for exercise in addition to a separate compartment for nesting.

Wire cages are not as appealing to dogs that like the safe, enclosed nature of a crate, but they have better ventilation for use in warm places.

A life of solitude inside of a wire cage, alive solely to breed for the sake of producing a profit, isn't a life that any animal should have to endure.

It's not the traditional wire cage that sticks out like a sore thumb in the middle of your living room.

Some of the USDA breeders» documented violations included: puppies caged outside in freezing weather; sick or injured dogs who hadn't been seen by a vet; puppies caged on wire flooring with spaces wide enough for their legs to pass through the wire and become entrapped; inadequate sanitation, rusty cages in disrepair; severely matted or underweight dogs; improper medications on hand to treat or prevent disease; and outdoor runs without shelters large enough for the dogs to escape the sun, wind, or rain.

«Missourians are tremendous dog lovers and they want to see dogs protected from the abuses on puppy mills, such as lifetime confinement in small, wire cages, stacked one on top of another that do not even allow animals to stretch their legs or even touch solid ground.»

Months», if not years» worth of feces was piled under the wire - floored cages and there was a strong smell of ammonia.

If these dogs do not land in the hands of a rescue group the fact is that they are moving into another breeding farm where they end back in a wire cage placed outside and scheduled for the next breeding cycle to fill the pet stores with puppies.

She had very little medical care during that time and so arrived in rescue with horrible dental problems, an infected former surgical site and several mammary tumors, not to mention the psychological problems from years of living in a wire cage.

Whatever type of cage you get, make sure that the floors and resting platforms are solid — not wire, which can hurt your rabbits feet.

We do not recommend using aquariums with wire lid toppers, as there are multiple issues with the design of the cage that makes them a poor choice for rats.

After that, you can let your gerbil out of the cage for supervised exercise every day in a small, secured area where your pet can't get stuck behind furniture or chew on electrical wires.

If you have a mother cat with young kittens, put the food dish for the mother on top of the carrier or else tie a feeding bowl a couple of inches up on the cage wires so the kittens don't end up in the food.

Definition: Crate training is the use of a plastic airline crate or wire cage to confine a pet when the family is not home or is unable to supervise the dog's activities.

- Use multi-species stocking (i.e., sheep and cattle together)- Protect livestock in predator proof enclosures, especially at night - Utilize guard dogs, donkeys, or llamas - Confine ewes & cows during lambing / calving & at night - Provide rabbit wire covered enclosures with fencing buried below ground; rabbit cages are not recommended as they may be attacked through the cage or die of shock as they frantically seek cover.

Our best friends should not be relegated to lives of neglect, starvation, untreated illness and injury, mutilated feet from constant living on wire in quarters too small for movement, living in the stench of ammonia and eating their own excrement, drinking filthy water, encrusted with fleas and mange, making futile attempts to protect their dying infants from extreme weather (both hot and cold) and having those who live torn from them unweaned, sometimes being abandoned to die slowly in wire cages — all in order to provide a «cash crop» for irresponsible and unfeeling humans.

The wire top is also removable so cage cleaning is not too much of a hassle.

Examples of cruelty / neglect include beating or abusing an animal, wiring or duct taping an animal's mouth closed, not providing an animal with adequate food, fresh water, warm shelter in the winter and cool / shaded shelter in the summer, keeping the animal in a very unclean area or on a very short chain, not providing medical care for a sick animal, keeping an animal in a cage that is too small and not providing daily exercise for an animal.

Wire cages would need to be coated in plastic; the openings can not be large enough to allow paws to get caught, and half of each cage must be a solid surface, allowing the animals a comfortable place to lie down.

If you are concerned about it hurting itself, you can opt for on of those plastic cages that doesn't have wire bars.

An aquarium gives a hamster a good view of the world around it, but it doesn't offer as much air circulation or ventilation as a wire cage.

Wire cages predispose rabbits to infections of the feet and are not considered appropriate.

The outdated law governing commercial dog breeding facilities in Kansas does not require regular veterinary exams for dogs and allows unlimited numbers of dogs to be warehoused in stacked, wire - floored cages, which lead to unsanitary conditions, overcrowding and disease.

They are lucky if the wire floors of their cages where they lay all day are not covered in feces, rotten food and garbage.

Their cage absolutely must be equipped with a wheel or running disc, preferably of solid plastic, not wire mesh.

It is a very different law from the original bill, however. In the end the dogs will have bigger cages that can't be stacked, twice a year veterinary exams, if enforced; maybe some form of exercise, and flooring that is not all wire though not solid either.

Customers who are frustrated with the limited size of cages being sold often buy cages meant for a larger animal, such as buying a ferret or rabbit cage for rats, but this may not be a safe option with all wire cages.

Following the discovery of the birds in April and this month, federal biologists installed small wire cages around the nesting sites in effort to protect their eggs from harm.

I wasn't thinking though of bulky cages but thin wire, perhaps chicken wire sized, attached to a fine structure of braces.