After all the worry about the cold, we went to Pets at Home today to get her one of those plastic igloos for inside her hutch. Whilst we were there, I saw a log cabin for guinea pigs, so I thought great - it's wood so it will be warmer than plastic, and she can chew it safely. Got it home, and the little porker is too fat to fit in it! She can't fit through the door, so I took the roof off it and she can just about fit inside without any bedding around her! So I've just filled it up with hay and she's perched on top of it like a cabin bed lol!
I'll have to go back tomorrow and get her an igloo as originally planned, and I'll just fill the cabin up with grass and use it as a glorified hay rack next to their food bowl. And the roof will be going in the rabbit run to be chewed. Thankfully it's completely edible! It said it was for guinea pigs and dwarf rabbits, so I thought it'd be fine size-wise as she's not exactly huge. Obviously she's still carrying some christmas weight!!!
The rabbits also got a new bed today, but their's is a fleecy dog bed, one of those 'doughnut' ones with the soft sides and the cushion on the bottom. The boy rabbit wasn't too impressed when we first put it in, I don't think he realised it was a bed and thought we'd just blocked up his favourite sleeping place. The first thing he did was pick it up in a huff, dragged it over to the other side of the hutch and then lay down in the gap in protest. Once we put it back and made him sat in it, he soon realised it was actually very comfy, and when I left him he was happily snoozing away in it. He'd completely flopped out in it so there was no room left for the girl rabbit, but I'm sure she'll soon sort him out!