Gnawing wood Willow branches 18 cm

Natural willow branches for lots of nibbling fun!

Rodents like to gnaw and because the teeth of rodents continue to grow it is also very important that they can gnaw otherwise dental problems can develop. A natural and healthy solution to help your rodent wear down its teeth and to be able to show its instinctive behavior is to offer gnawing wood.

Willow wood is a natural gnawing material, which is also used by rodents in the wild to gnaw on. It is not only good and healthy for the teeth but also prevents boredom and therefore provides a pleasant change in the enclosure.

Willow wood, with its crispy bark and juicy interior, is a favourite choice for all rodents and rabbits that like to actively gnaw. Willow wood has a crispy bark and a soft core. It offers a varied texture that rodents and rabbits can appreciate. Willow wood has a natural and light flavour, which makes it attractive to gnawing rodents and rabbits.

Is gnawing wood important for rodents?

Some rodents gnaw very actively on wood and others not at all. On the one hand it is a matter of taste, but on the other hand it is a matter of need. If a rodent has no need to gnaw because its teeth remain long due to food, hay or other nibbles, then it will gnaw less on wood. It is good to always offer natural gnawing material so that the animals can always gnaw when they have a need to gnaw.

Rodents use gnawing wood to wear down their teeth. Because rodents' teeth are always growing, they need to have something to gnaw on regularly so that they don't grow too long and crooked.