Looking for suspended rainbow bridge
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LoveBug
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ChinnyMom
slave to Rhino and Guss
bridges with spacers between the slats are not safe, as chin toes and legs can get caught much too easily. if you have your heart set on a suspended bridge like that for your chin, i would get one that is just slats butted tight to each other, and no spaces.
what i would suggest is the rainbow squiggle bridge from Camphor Chins. you can get a 27 inch one or a 40 inch. I believe they come with hardware for attaching to the cage too. not sure if they'd work for suspending across the cage, but along a cage wall would work just as good!
what i would suggest is the rainbow squiggle bridge from Camphor Chins. you can get a 27 inch one or a 40 inch. I believe they come with hardware for attaching to the cage too. not sure if they'd work for suspending across the cage, but along a cage wall would work just as good!
Tillygizmo
My kids have 4 feety's
I love my rainbow bridge from Camphor !! 
..Well Hercules loves it i should say
..Well Hercules loves it i should say
WhiteTree
Well-known member
I was looking for this bridge too but I don't see it on the Camphor Chin site. I got the other bridge from there though.
AllieKatt
Chinchilla Goddess
I have a bridge that goes across the cage With no spacing but I still make a fleece cover for it just to make sure no toes get stuck. You can make your own just buy a piece of chin safe wood, cut them into the sizes you want drill holes in them, string them on some thick wire loop off the ends make sure there is no sharp parts then hang, But I would suggest a fleece cover to be safe.
ticklechin
Well-known member
The bridge that is shown in the picture is not safe, its been discussed here.
http://www.chins-n-hedgies.com/forums/showthread.php?t=27192&highlight=slats
http://www.chins-n-hedgies.com/forums/showthread.php?t=27192&highlight=slats
Sandi
non-stop poop sweeper
If you need a bridge then I would recommend the squiggle bridge from Camphorchins.com. Once you secure them correctly to the cage, they will not move nor give when jumped onto by the chins.
alli713
..has a fleece addiction
Thanks for all the recommendations guys ) It's going to be freezing here in MN soon so I put them out of stock, but if you'd like one, email me and I will get a list going. Once I get enough I can convince my husband to go outside and cut more parts for them
) It's going to be freezing here in MN soon so I put them out of stock, but if you'd like one, email me and I will get a list going. Once I get enough I can convince my husband to go outside and cut more parts for them 
