cardboard castles, rooms with a view, cardboard mazes etc
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cardboard castles, rooms with a view, cardboard mazes etc
hi - where has everyone bought their cardboard castles and rooms with a view and cardboard mazes and stuff from?
racheld69- Established Hopper
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Re: cardboard castles, rooms with a view, cardboard mazes etc
I have had 1 house and 1 castle from the Cardboard Guy. Evo has currently got a "Ton O Fun Bun Run" from the Hay Experts, which he loves.
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rallybunny wrote:I have had 1 house and 1 castle from the Cardboard Guy. Evo has currently got a "Ton O Fun Bun Run" from the Hay Experts, which he loves.
just looking at cardboard guy - have the 'lookout' (castle) and hideout (house) got more that one floor? have you got a white or brown one? do they last long?
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I had white ones - the didn't do different colours when I got mine. They both have 2 floors I think. I think they lasted about 6 months in various forms (bits needed to be cut off to make them safe after Evo chewed etc).
I hope these pics won't be too big
House
I hope these pics won't be too big
House
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love the name on the roof! thanks for those - that is interesting. love the fluffy feet!
racheld69- Established Hopper
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mine r such cardboard chewers its not worth me buying one, but i do make them ones myself sometimes!
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My brother got me the Maze Haven from The Hay Experts and he loves it so far, hasn't tried to chew it...yet!
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I saw a maze haven in the flesh over at Bav Bunny's house...it really is superb - very deceptive, the cardboard is incredibly strong, more like a thin piece of wood than cardboard in feel and strength really!
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is it really??
i was debating one but i know my day would have a fit if i spent money on a cardboard maze...
i was debating one but i know my day would have a fit if i spent money on a cardboard maze...
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I would love to get one of those mazes, but I already have a cardboard guy castle in my bedroom, along with a dog bed full of hay, a litter tray full of hay, two stools for them to climb on and under, a plastic storage box one side of the bed to make it easier to jump on the bed, and another two the other side of the bed, a cardboard box with the entrance bit of the castle positioned so they go through it and end up in a little den with the cardboard box leaning against the wall (I wonder why I keep bumping into the end of the bed could it be because there's not a lot of room left ), and I've got one of those wooden room with a view things that I haven't yet put together and don't have a clue where to put when it is
My two have had their cardboard castle nearly a year now and it's still standing and secure and they can still get in it, though both have had a good chew on it and the front bit has been demolised. The cat still loves going and sleeping in the bottom bit, so though at the time I thought I must be mad paying £25 for something made out of cardboard, it's actually really strong and the fact it's still standing after a year of Bell is amazing as she's one of, if not the most destructive bun I've had
My two have had their cardboard castle nearly a year now and it's still standing and secure and they can still get in it, though both have had a good chew on it and the front bit has been demolised. The cat still loves going and sleeping in the bottom bit, so though at the time I thought I must be mad paying £25 for something made out of cardboard, it's actually really strong and the fact it's still standing after a year of Bell is amazing as she's one of, if not the most destructive bun I've had
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I just bought the white look out by accident!!
And i personalised it! Toffee and Ghostie.
Now the kennel will have NO floor space!
Need to cut back on all their toys, tunnels and maizes!
And i personalised it! Toffee and Ghostie.
Now the kennel will have NO floor space!
Need to cut back on all their toys, tunnels and maizes!
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*Spider* wrote:I just bought the white look out by accident!!
And i personalised it! Toffee and Ghostie.
Now the kennel will have NO floor space!
Need to cut back on all their toys, tunnels and maizes!
By accident
You won't regret it - they're wonderful.
This is T coming out of their castle:
And this is Bell's ears just popping out of the top of it:
Worth every penny, and Ollie the cat thinks so too
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Gaaaaaaah, I so shouldn't keep looking at these!! I think theres gonna be a maize turning up at my door sometime soon
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Mmmm i want one now!!!!
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