LovinTheSmallAndFurry
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I got my Ferret Nation (through Amazon) yesterday. It came on time. But when it got here, the box was totally beat up, and even coming apart on one side. When I opened it up, I thankfully had all of the parts, and it was packaged well. However, I discovered that on the front of one of the doors, one of the bars of the grill (?) had completely been yanked out at the bottom somehow....and it's made of metal?And the one next to it--at the same angle--was bent in somewhat. Also when putting it together I noticed a hole in one of the posts had not been drilled out completely, so the bolt wouldn't fit all the way in (I took my screwdriver and carefully chipped away at the extra metal, which worked ok).
I worked on putting the cage together for two hours, and I finally gave up because I only got halfway done. And I noticed that the grids don't fit very well into the door and back panels...the protruding ends fit into the holes, but not as well as I was expecting.
Maybe it's just the one I got, but it seems like this cage is not manufactured very well. I would send it back, but I'm getting my chins this weekend so I wouldn't have time to ship it back and get another one. Also, I don't know that the structural issues with the cage are because of the manufacturer or whether they occurred during shipping/delivery.
I thought I'd be able to put the cage together by myself--theoretically it's easy enough--but I'll have to ask my bf for assistance which I hate to do cause he works 11 hours a day. Blah. I think once he helps me, the cage will come together ok. It will certainly be safe enough and structurally sound for them (the protruding wire is not so much that they could get caught on it).
This is just really really frustrating. :hair: :wacko:
I worked on putting the cage together for two hours, and I finally gave up because I only got halfway done. And I noticed that the grids don't fit very well into the door and back panels...the protruding ends fit into the holes, but not as well as I was expecting.
Maybe it's just the one I got, but it seems like this cage is not manufactured very well. I would send it back, but I'm getting my chins this weekend so I wouldn't have time to ship it back and get another one. Also, I don't know that the structural issues with the cage are because of the manufacturer or whether they occurred during shipping/delivery.
I thought I'd be able to put the cage together by myself--theoretically it's easy enough--but I'll have to ask my bf for assistance which I hate to do cause he works 11 hours a day. Blah. I think once he helps me, the cage will come together ok. It will certainly be safe enough and structurally sound for them (the protruding wire is not so much that they could get caught on it).
This is just really really frustrating. :hair: :wacko: