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[jimnpaula]

You will absolutely love them, and they will learn quickly. You may want to consider making them a ramp as they won't be used to moving about much, let alone using a ladder.

 

As for putting the cube together, the instructions are easy to follow (if you have experience with IKEA furniture this will be a piece of cake) although you may find a second pair of hands to be helpful, and the pieces are surprisingly heavy for plastic and wire! Consider where you will put 5 big flat boxes as the recommendation is to keep the packaging in case you need to send anything back. This thread shows pictures of cube assembly which may help.

 

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[brambles]

what lovely girls!

[annieblue]

You will absolutely love them, and they will learn quickly. You may want to consider making them a ramp as they won't be used to moving about much, let alone using a ladder.

 

As for putting the cube together, the instructions are easy to follow (if you have experience with IKEA furniture this will be a piece of cake) although you may find a second pair of hands to be helpful, and the pieces are surprisingly heavy for plastic and wire! Consider where you will put 5 big flat boxes as the recommendation is to keep the packaging in case you need to send anything back. This thread shows pictures of cube assembly which may help.

 

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Thanks for the tips jimnpaula, I've got someone lined up to help out with the putting together bit, as I'm not that good with IKEA stuff and I'm still on crutches so it might be a real challenge of patience an engineering skills!!

The pics will be very useful I think!

[whoopsie]

I've signed up to rehome two ex batts to go with my two girls from Omlet. Bit nervous about this as i've been reading all the threads about introductions, but I figure as long as I keep them seperate for a while they should be ok. Looking forward to my new babies though!!!

 

Barbara

Margot

not sure yet!!!