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Hearty Acres Hay Buffet and Corral

Hay Corral Tray (13" x 13" x 1.5") used to accompany a Hay Rack, notably our Hearty Acres Hay Buffet. This low-lip tray will fit in any decently-sized cage and can be lined with a Fleece Potty Pad or disposable bedding to help contain the hay strands and pottying while your guinea pig munches away -- which they will!
Price: $7.99



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    Item #: HAY-CORRAL
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    Hearty Acres Corral for C&C Cages

    Add a contained food/hay station for your piggies!

    • Placed under Hay Buffet or Hay Barn, it keeps stray hay contained and as mess-free as a possible.
    • Can also be used as a litter area and filled with disposable bedding.
    • Can also be used with Potty Pad sold separately on our sister site, Guinea Pig Market.
    • Measures 13" x 13" x 1.5" and fastened with included snap-together plastic rivets.

    Hearty Acres Corral Includes

    • 1 Coroplast Corral (tray), cut and scored
    • 8 Plastic Rivets

    NEW! Rivets on the Flaps!

    • We've updated our cage design to make it even easier and more secure than ever! All of our Coroplast bases now come with nice, clean holes -- professionally punched in the appropriate locations. We include our new, easy-snap-in plastic rivets for securing the base. 
    • The rivets, while very secure when in place, can also be popped back open with a little separation pressure should you need to dissemble it and are generally reuseable.
    holes in coroplast flaps for rivets

    Latest Reviews

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    Customer Reviews: 5
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    Reviewed On: 2/22/2017
    By: GuineaPigGuru, New York

    #1 Product

    <p>I bought this Hay Coral and my Guinea pig has been munching away ever since. Great Product and Excellent Service!</p>
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    Reviewed On: 2/22/2017
    By: BrandonY, New Yotk

    Great Quality

    I purchased this with the Hearty Acres Hay Buffet and it is just amazing.

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    Reviewed On: 10/14/2014
    By: sweetpiggie, Maryland

    The Best

    The Hay Buffet is really the best. Very easy to fill with hay, the colors are great, and NO more hay on the floor or carpet. It's the best I think and it also holds a lot of hay.
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    Reviewed On: 9/2/2014
    By: WiseShopper, Southeast US

    Best hay rack option

    We're very pleased with this hay rack.

    1- My explorer guinea pig CANNOT climb into it like she can with wire racks and racks made from a crate grid. She has hurt herself doing that in the past, and has also almost fallen out of the cage doing that in the past. So this is a real safety item for us.

    2- Like any rack, it keeps the hay off the cage floor, so hay stays unsoiled.

    3- This rack is less likely to shed tons of hay, so we have less waste.

    4- Pigs can get up on two legs and pull hay from the top if they wish. But my smaller pig is just as adept at pulling hay out the bottom holes.

    5- My pigs haven't chewed on this rack so far.

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    Reviewed On: 7/6/2014
    By: Christina, Boston, MA

    They chewed through!

    The hay buffet is better than what I used previously (small plastic litterbox on the floor of the cage), but my two pigs had a hard time getting to the hay through the cut-outs. Their solution was to chew through the coroplast a bit to combine two of the holes into one big hole. They can now access the hay more easily, though I still see them stand up on their hind legs to pull hay out the top sometimes, and the bigger hole now means they're making a mess again.