myinsideshurt

I read many arguments that suggest cage free is arguably a minor improvement over caged as many cage free chickens live in tight quarters with no light or access to the outdoors. Those articles tend to suggest that free range is the direction we should be heading.

I see you you're looking for not just simply cage free, but also increased movement space as well as enrichment. What are your thoughts on cage free vs free range?

I got 2 teddy bear hamsters when I was around 10 and one had a reaction to cedar chips and died within 2 weeks of me getting him. I was devastated. The other lived a good long life.