C&C® Cages

C&C ^® Wire Cube Cages - The Perfect Home for Your Guinea Pigs!

C&C ^® cages, also known as C&C ^® Wire Cube Cages, are often praised as the best choice for guinea pigs. Not only do they offer more space and freedom of movement, they are also less expensive than traditional cages. Their modular design allows you to easily expand or modify to create an environment that suits your pets’ needs.

Whether you want a small or large setup, the C&C ^® Wire Cube Cages encourage creativity and allow you to create a unique living environment. They are also easy to assemble and clean, making caring for your guinea pigs a lot easier.

1. Optimal ventilation: The open structure of the wire cube cage ensures good air circulation, keeping your guinea pigs' living environment fresh and healthy.
2. Flexible layout: The modular design makes it easy to customize the cages to your pets' needs. Add extra units or change the layout for more play space.
3. Creative designs: The cages are perfect for DIY projects. You can decorate the cages with different accessories such as hay racks, play equipment and fleece bedding to create a unique environment.
4. Easy to clean: Thanks to the clever design, cleaning the cage is quick and easy.
5. Easy Access: The design makes it easy to get to your guinea pigs for feeding, grooming and playing, allowing you to spend more time interacting with your pets.
6. Ideal for multiple pets: The spacious layout allows multiple guinea pigs to be housed comfortably so they can socialize and play together.
7. Secure Fence: The sturdy grids ensure that your guinea pigs are safe within their enclosure, while also enjoying a good line of sight to their surroundings.

Choose a C&C ^® Wire Cube Cage and give your guinea pigs the space, comfort and safety they deserve!

History of the C&C ^® Cages

The C&C ^® cage, or "Cavy and Critter" cage, originated in the United States. These cages became popular among guinea pig owners in the 1990s as a flexible and customizable option for housing guinea pigs and other small rodents. The cage was designed by pet owners who saw the need for a space that offered more freedom and room to move than traditional cages.