is the pigs nose attahed to the top part or its loose ?
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I don't remember, I think it came off. We returned this as soon as we got it. The motor was too loud and my disturbed my kids sleep.
774210
The pig's nose is not attached to the rest of the humidifier. I guess it's to allow easier fill-up?
511434
Mine is loose but not very loose. I know it kind of adjusts to the size of what is being grilled. I hope that helps answer your question somewhat.
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It's SUPPOSED to be, but my squirrels hang on it, causing it to tilt sideways and then they scarf up all they can eat. And they are bottomless pits.
51732
Yes, it does seem loose. I notice I need to keep pushing down the 'sticker' (which is basically what the surface is) back down at all the corners.
892277
The wire spacing is enough for a hamster to escape. I've seen my piggies pushing their noses and paws through to get at treats or when I show up. Plus with the size of the cage it is massive compared to the hammie.
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NO it is not. By design, it slips over the head then buckles behind the front legs and around the ribcage. To have it so tight the it could not pull out of it would be most uncomfortable for your dog.
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It's curved a bit as it appears in the photo. It doesn't sit flat against the wall.
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No, it's not. It does have like a thin wire in it it keep it at its proper shape. Our dog though jumped on the whole thing at squashed it and made a flat bed out of it. Lol. Her choice.
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It was actually loose from the bottom. It got perfect on top but not bottom.
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Most of this pig is stuffed with what I assume to be cotton. In the very bottom there are some "beans." Maybe a small handful. I assume to help the pig sit upright. Its effective...it does sit up quite well. We like this little pig. He didn't retain his wonderful softness for long, but he's played with well. Hope this helps.
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it's under the belly seam, secured with velcro. The problem is that when you open it up and turn it on, you MUST cover the sensor in order to properly close the velcro closure. Otherwise, the thing starts rolling around and laughing, and it's very hard to manage when that happens. As a side note, I bought the doggie for myself, and a kitty for my granddaughter. The kitty worked for the first time, then stopped, and never worked again. Of course, it was past the 30 day return policy, so I had to eat the cost. I would not buy anything made in China, ever again.
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If the pig chews his way out, probably, otherwise it's pretty secure. The stroller is a bit big for a guinea pig, however, unless you plan to take a herd of pigs out together.
1350873
The head is stuffed with the same thing as the rest of the body. There is no cardboard anywhere on the wolf, though the feet have stiff little claws. I think the claws may have a little plastic in them but not hard enough to hurt anyone.
95993
The top comes off but it is really on there tightly. Keep turning it until it loosens enough to be removed.
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I don't know, but it feels pretty sturdy. A friend's baby used to chew on its ears, and they didn't take it away, so maybe that suggests that the fur doesn't come off.
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I noticed a small area last night but I tightened the adjustable head strap and it goes away. It sits on your nose without putting too much pressure on it so it's very comfortable.
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The whole top is mesh. There is a solid panel that also covers the top. The solid part flips back. The mesh unzips and also flips back. Everywhere we go with it, people love it, including the vet :)