GuineaDad Fleece Liner | Guinea Pig Fleece Cage Liners | Guinea Pig Bedding | Burrowing Pocket Sleeve | Absorbent Antibacterial Bamboo | Waterproof | Available Various Cage Sizes

These fleeces have been such a good investment. With our first (smaller) cage, we used a Guinea Dad 2x3 C&C liner and never really noticed a smell. Later, after expanding the cage, we used cut up moving blankets to cover the areas not covered by our old fleeces. Big mistake. After a month or so, we noticed the room just smelled like a barn all the time. I didn't appreciate how much better these fleeces are at absorbing smells and getting cleaned well until I tried using something else! In light of that, we rearranged the cage so that we could use a larger liner exclusively and are very happy. These fleeces are a great deal. They massively outperform any other form of absorbant material (ie Uhaul pads), they are easy to clean and pretty durable, they have a pocket that the pigs love to hang out in, and they cost about the same amount as the raw materials required to make your own fleeces.

I am so pleased with the GuineaDad Fleece. The quality is excellent. My 3 guinea pigs got so excited when they first inspected the fleece. They were popcorning all over the fleece, including while under the pocket, and racing laps all over the cage. I had to use the GuineaDad tunnel that came with the smaller liner to teach them how to burrow under the pocket at first, but now they get how to use the pocket. Only thing is, it would be nice if the liner came in 2x5 size or larger, for larger C&C cages. Also, I notice on the pocket side that when the pigs burrow in the pocket and popcorn under it, it pulls away from the corner of the cage... and of course the pigs have to pee directly on that spot under the liner. Maybe it would help to add something to the corners so that they could be secured to the cage and (hopefully) prevent that. Or even the diamond stitching part on the underside of the fleece for the corners specifically, for crafty pigs like mine? Or perhaps GuineaDad versions of the smaller potty pads would be useful.

Great quality, washes very easily and after 2 months is still like new despite having 2 guinea pigs who are very messy. I bought two so after washing one, I hang it to dry. While expensive, they are very worth it and save me from buying bedding that is messy and needs to be replaced all the time.

This piggie cage liner is wonderful! Our guinea pigs love crawling into the little pouch. The fleece is super soft. We take it out of their cage every day, shake off the piggie poo, and return it to their cage. Way easier than trying to scoop the poop out of shredded paper bedding. I love that it filled with bamboo fiber and absorbs an unreal amount of piggie pee. Every week, we pre-rinse it our in the laundry tub with water, then soak it with 1/4 cup of vinegar added to the soapy water in the laundry machine tub (for 15 minutes), then run the wash cycle on it. And it smells like new!

This is the most amazing product ever! I've used it for about two weeks now, and they clean up so amazing in the wash, easier to hand vacuum as well than the old fleece liners I had bought online. I recommended this to all my friends whom also have piggies! Will be buying more, for my other C&C cages