Loft 2x2

Lofts for the C&C ^® Cage Wire Cube Cages

Expand your C& ^C® cages with a high-quality , separate loft and create a spacious living environment for your rodents! This complete loft comes with a sturdy ramp and all necessary connectors, allowing you to easily add an extra level to your cage. Ideal for transforming your C& ^C® Cage into a fully layered cage!

The original C&C ^® Cages – quality from the UK

With us, you'll find genuine, original C& ^C® cages , direct from the United Kingdom. The ® symbol guarantees a protected brand synonymous with superior quality and safety. These cages are specially designed to meet the highest standards and offer your rodents a safe and comfortable living environment.

Why choose the original C& ^C® cages?

✔ Unmatched Quality : The sturdy wire panels and durable materials are designed for long-term use.
✔ Versatile and expandable : With the original C& ^C® cages you can vary and expand endlessly, so that the cage fits perfectly with the needs of your animals
✔ Safety first : The design and materials have been carefully tested to ensure that your rodents have a safe living environment.

Beware of imitations! Only the original C& ^C® cages from the UK offer this proven quality. Choose authenticity with us and give your rodents the very best. With a C& ^C® cage, you're not just getting a cage, you're getting a top-quality home!

C&C Cages Manual

View the manual for the C&C Cage cages .

Do guinea pigs gnaw on the Coroplast base tray, is that a problem?

Guinea pigs naturally like to chew, and sometimes they'll even try it on the Coroplast litter tray. Fortunately, this isn't dangerous or poisonous, but it is a waste of litter. When the chewing is out of curiosity, it often stops on its own. However, if the behavior persists, it can lead to damage to the litter tray. In that case, it's considered problem behavior, and it's important to prevent and break it.

What can you do?

• Provide plenty of gnawing material , such as willow branches, hay rolls or wooden toys.
• Provide distraction with snuffle mats , hay balls or food balls.
• Distract your guinea pigs if you see them chewing on the bottom tray. A short command like "no" or "shame" can help, followed by a safe alternative.
• If necessary, protect the edges of the Coroplast with a strip or temporarily place something in front of them.

In short: gnawing on the Coroplast should be discouraged to prevent damage.