Trixie Natural Living Playground 35 cm
Natural Living Playground 35 cm €14,99 €16,99

Natural Living Playground 35 cm

€16,99 €14,99
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Product description

Trixie Natural Living Playground for little climbers & Birds!

Trixie Natural Living Playground for lots of fun!

With this fun playground your rodent will get an extra challenge in his enclosure. This playground is especially suitable for the real climbers among the rodents. Mice and possibly Chinese Dwarf Hamsters.

Prevents boredom
Provides a challenge
For climbing rodents

Thanks to the deeper base of the playground, it is also very suitable as a sandbox. This gives the playground not only the function of toys but also a caring side. With a little chinchilla sand in the base, the sand bathing can begin.

Instructions for use as a sandbox

Fill the sandbox with enough chinchilla sand. By enough we mean a layer that is thick enough to bathe nicely. Only use chinchilla sand as bath sand. Other types of sand are less or not suitable as bath sand. Shell sand should never be used, because it is too sharp and can damage the skin and fur of the animals.

Specifications
Material: Wood and rope
Dimensions (approx): 35 × 25 × 29 cm
Diameter (approx): -
Suitable for: Rodents, Mouse, Chinese Dwarf Hamster | Bird
Particularities: It is a construction kit. The playground has to be assembled and adjusted.
Trixie Natural Living Playground 35 cm
Reviews
10 / 10
(2)
10 / 10
H. 01 March 2021

erg leuk voor mijn muisjes.. Die beestjes vinden alles wat ik aanschaf voor ze, de moeite waard om uitgebreid te bestuderen en te keuren en vervolgens word er gespeeld.

10 / 10
Femke 02 April 2019

heel leuk! muizen zijn er blij mee

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