With hundreds of designs to choose from, it can feel overwhelming to pick the right C&C guinea pig cage.

So, which C&C guinea pig cage size is right for you?

There are four sizes of C&C cages: 3x2, 4x2, 5x2, 6x2. The numbers represent the quantity of C and C grids used to build the C and C cage. For example, a 4x2 C and C cage is a cage made of four grids in length and two grids in width. There also exists double C and C cages, ideal for large groups of guinea pigs.

The below diagram indicates the right size to select, according to the numbers of guinea pigs you keep.

A 3x2 C&C cage is a right fit for a single guinea pig temporarily kept on his own.

A 4x2 C&C cage is perfect for two guinea pigs.

A 5x2 C&C cage is a comfortable home for three guinea pigs.

And finally, our most massive guinea pig cages, the 6x2 C and C cages are big enough to house four guinea pigs.

Please note that while a loft adds extra space to the C&C cage (which is a bonus to your guinea pigs), it does not replace floor area at ground level. Therefore a 4x2 C&C cage with loft & ramp should be considered of the same size than a 4x2 C and C cage without ramp & loft.

One exciting aspect of C&C cages is the fact that they are modular. You can quickly increase, decrease the size of your C&C cage, or even split the grids into two cages when the need arises. Also, C&C cages can be a convenient way to separate temporarily guinea pigs that are fighting. Additionally, C and C cages are handy when it comes to isolating pregnant or convalescent guinea pigs from the group briefly.

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Please always remember that guinea pigs should always have companions and should be kept in groups of a minimum of two, as they can get lonely and depressed if on their own.