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Post by angelic8 on Apr 6, 2004 13:48:57 GMT 7
I can pet sit your guinea pigs or hamsters for $8 bucks a day. Pls e-mail angelic8026@hotmail.com for enquiries
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Post by wheekwheek on Apr 6, 2004 19:13:20 GMT 7
I can pet sit your guinea pigs or hamsters for $8 bucks a day. Pls e-mail angelic8026@hotmail.com for enquiries Perhaps you could state your experience as well as whether you provide food or you expect them to bring their own, etc. |
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Post by zhuzhu07 on Apr 6, 2004 20:16:29 GMT 7
pse give more specifications. thanx
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Post by piggywiggymel on Apr 6, 2004 20:36:56 GMT 7
gee...are so many pple interested in a pet sitter? i could never afford it, i'll be away for more than 3 mths
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Post by angelic8 on Apr 7, 2004 6:58:46 GMT 7
I have 3 years experience rearing gps & abt 4 yrs rearing hamsters. I've 2 gps of my own now.
Cage & water bottle must be provided by the owner. Foodwise the owner should provide pellets & hay. Veggies & fruits will be provided by myself.
As for bedding, I use wood shavings for my gps. So if the owner has no problems, i'll use that as bedding for their pets.
I'll charge each gp/hamster $8 a day. E-mail angelic8026@hotmail.com for enquiries. Thanks
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Post by Pets_paradise87 on Apr 8, 2004 19:29:39 GMT 7
Sorry for the interuption, but wood shavings is not good for our pets health...
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Post by piggywiggymel on Apr 8, 2004 20:14:39 GMT 7
Sorry for the interuption, but wood shavings is not good for our pets health... Yupz... dunno why so many people still insist on using wood shavings.. sighz |
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Post by zhuzhu07 on Apr 9, 2004 10:53:15 GMT 7
well i guess it's up to individual...
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Post by piggywiggymel on Apr 10, 2004 23:16:23 GMT 7
Some people..just choose to ignore the health implications..sigh... just cos wood shavings are cheap..
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Post by zhuzhu07 on Apr 11, 2004 2:55:23 GMT 7
sorry but i gotta say cos when i started i was using wood shavings too. the best combination of bedding since i started was to mix BC with softwood... the effect of the bedding was quite good.. not too wet after absorbing all the pee... but after tt cos pple condemn softwood like mad.. oso i gotta find out the truth behind the woods.. so i switch to BC..kekeke ;D
Frankly speaking after switching to BC for months.. i realise tt it absorbs too well until i see the bedding is soaking wet man after a few days.. i have to clear the bedding once a week and refresh it every few days if not the bedding gets mouldy and it's disgusting leh..
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Post by Spin on Apr 12, 2004 2:45:50 GMT 7
hehe zhuzhu tht time i think u were saying of this horse bedding or sumthing?? wads the brand?? my fren gg overseas, ask her to see see look look
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Post by angelic8 on Apr 12, 2004 6:17:53 GMT 7
FYI, I asked Dr ling of Namly clinic & she said wood shavings are better than cat litter. The only advise she gave me is to sieve the wood shavings to get rid of the small particles which i do everytime I clean their cages.
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Post by piggywiggymel on Apr 12, 2004 11:27:53 GMT 7
The horse bedding is called megazorb..only available in certain parts of the UK... very hard to get..and VERY bulky!!
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Post by zhuzhu07 on Apr 14, 2004 19:39:26 GMT 7
FYI, I asked Dr ling of Namly clinic & she said wood shavings are better than cat litter. The only advise she gave me is to sieve the wood shavings to get rid of the small particles which i do everytime I clean their cages. reli?? u beta counter check with the pple in the forum here cos most of them go to Dr Ling.. I'm surprise cos wood shavings is BADLY condemn in here btw spin i dun tink i'm the one who ask abt the horsie's bedding |
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Post by piggywiggymel on Apr 14, 2004 19:41:43 GMT 7
I think that by cat litter, Dr Ling was probably referring to those dangerous silica based ones.. like Cat San etc..not paper based ones like BC...
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