FAQs

Yes! Of course we do. We make a whole range of liners for a variety of C&C and Ferplast cages in a wide variety of fleeces.

If you have a C&C or Ferplast cage then you can just use our standard ordering page(s) and choose your size: Single Colour Liner or Double Colour Liner

Simply use the option box to select your cage size, from a 1X1 Lap Pad up to a 2X6 or 3X4 for C&C and Ferplast 100, 120, 140 and both common Ferplast Plaza sizes (140 & 160). There is even an option for a 2X1 loft liner with attached ramp cover. Spoilt for choice!

Yes. As well as making C&C and Ferplast liners we are also able to make liners to fit nearly all cages and designs.

All you need to do is measure the cage, most people have rectangle cages but other shapes can be done, and then head over to our Bespoke Liner pages which can be found here: Bespoke Single Colour Liner and Bespoke Double Colour Liner. You will need to do some basic maths, get your measurements (in cm), multiply them to get the area, choose the corresponding BAND option from the list, then enter the actual length and width, choose your fleece and any extras and we'll do the rest.

You will have seen that we use a fantastic absorbent fabric called Zorb®, which was designed to be used inside reusable nappies. That's right, it's designed to cope with a baby weeing so you can be certain it will handle a piggy doing it LOL

Zorb has the ability to soak up liquid 20x quicker than regular towelling and can hold up to 10x it's weight in liquid too. It is also thin, lightweight, dries very quick and allows the liner to be tumble dried (on a low heat). It's amazing.

So, if it's so amazing why don't all the other makers use it? Well, we have importing experience and so buy the Zorb® direct from the manufacturer. By doing this, despite the hassle and headaches, it means we get it far cheaper than others which means we can keep our prices lower and can guarantee that you are getting the real material, as there are some fakes about. Nearly all other makers buy from within the UK and so have higher costs which they have to pass on to their customers. Also, we are proud to have been the first in the UK to use Zorb® in all of our liners.

Check out the Cage Liners Here

We are aware that there are numerous makers out there who use a waterproof backing, such as PUL, on their liners. There is one simple reason for this, they use non-absorbent or poor absorbency fabrics inside such as polyester wadding, mattress toppers or cheap towelling. These fabrics need to have the waterproof layer to stop liquid soaking all the way through. In fact, the wee usually just "pools" inside the liner and can often start to smell.

Due to us using Zorb®, which is a high quality absorbent fabric designed for use in nappies, we do not need to use additional waterproof layers. It does it all itself. In fact it absorbs 20x faster than bamboo and towelling and can hold 10x it's own weight in liquid. It really is remarkable. Add to this that it dries quick, doesn't smell and can be tumble dried, see our Product Care Page for more info, then what's not to love? Oh, did we mention that because if doesn't need a waterproof backing that the liners can be used either side? Well, they can.

Unlike far too many liners on the market, ours do not need anything underneath when using in the cage. This is because our liners are extremely absorbent. However, fleece can take a few washes to get to their maximum wicking abilities. During this time there can be some liquid seeping through.

Other liners require paper, towelling etc to be used because they only use polyester wadding which is NOT absorbent at all. Some try to disguise this fact by using a waterproof membrane and extra thick wadding. Sadly the liquid just pools inside the liner.

Why settle for liners that need extra fabrics/layers to actually do their job? CandE Cosies liners do it all in one thin, soft, quick drying liner.

To be quick and honest, yes they can but not always and not always by a significant amount! As with all liners that use fleece, and similar fabrics, there is always the possibility of some shrinkage. However, we factor this in when making the liners and so when yours arrives they will be larger than expected. The added bonus of this is that the liner goes up the sides a bit so reduces the chance of wee going around the edge or piggies trying to bury under it.

We have detailed washing instructions Here including the option to download a PDF copy. Also, our liners have a tag on them which includes basic washing information as you would see on clothing

Quick version for washing is ... Wash at 40C without fabric conditioner (white vinegar is a handy additive) and then either line dry (best option) or unlike other liners, ours can be tumble dried on a LOW setting.