But I am back now and I thought I would start this year with a hutch tour , I was going to do a hutch and run tour but most of the run is all muddy and horrible so I thought I would save that for the summer.
Here is the hutch that Pastels and Cornwallis live in. So me and my dad built the hutch from scratch and it took about a year including the run. We decided to build one because we don't really like pet shop hutches as when I first got my guinea pigs they had a hutch cant remember where it was from but within a year the roof was coming off so we thought we better build one.
I took this picture last summer. I also forgot to mention that the run in attached to the hutch.
They have a massive green cover which goes down at night to help keep them warm during the colder months but in the warmer months we keep it up to stop them from over heating.
Lets start the hutch tour :)
So this is what the hutch looks like, lets see inside.
So first of all they have their living world water bottle. I bought it from pets at home.
They have two willow sticks which they haven't touched but for Christmas they did have two gnawing blocks so I think they prefer them. The willow sticks are from pets at home again :).
Next they have a chew tunnel and they have quite literally chewed all of the inside most of the cardboard has gone and they have took a huge bit out of the tunnel at the front. They love this tunnel and it is from Wilko's (hopefully I have spelt it right)
They also have a hay rack. This isn't actually meant to be used as a hay rack but it works so well. So it is meant to be for the bathroom to put bits and bobs in I got it from B&M.
The last thing in their hutch of course is there nibble food bowl from Pets at home.
I don't know what happened to the door picture but this is there bed part of the hutch so it just lots of hay to keep them warm and also an orange igloo which they like to snuggle up in together but they do have more room at the front just cant really show you. Also they have a little square door which they get in and out the bed and main part of the hutch (hopefully that makes sense).
Thank you for taking time and reading what's inside their hutch when it starts to get warmer more towards spring/start of summer I will do a more detailed hutch and run tour as there will be more change happening in their run :) hope you like it I tried to be helpfully and tell you where everything came from.
