PURE NATURE Hay rack with Hay

Trixie PURE NATURE Hay Rack with Hay for Rodents and Rabbits!

Discover the Trixie Pure Nature Hay Rack with hay, a handy and tasty addition to your rodent's enclosure! This rack not only provides crunchy hay, but also contains delicious snacks such as marigold blossoms and corn on the cob chunks, making it a real treat for your furry friend.

✔ Made from untreated bark wood
✔ Extra challenge during the stay
✔ Combats boredom
✔ With the addition of delicious marigold blossom and pieces of corn cob

The hay rack is made of natural untreated wood, making it not only durable, but also a charming addition to the enclosure. You can easily place the rack, and it remains firmly in place so that the rodents can enjoy it comfortably.

What makes this hay rack really special is the extra challenge it offers. By placing the hay and snacks in the rack, your rodent is stimulated to be active and imitate its natural eating behavior. This helps combat boredom and provides healthy mental and physical stimulation.

With the addition of delicious marigold blossoms and pieces of corn on the cob, mealtime becomes a real treat for your rodent. These tasty additions provide variety in the diet and contribute to the overall satisfaction and health of your pet.

The hay rack has a bar spacing of 3 cm, making it suitable as a basic hay rack for various rodent species.

Why is this hay rack also suitable for mice?

This funny hay rack has a very nice setup, allowing mice to use it as a climbing frame. In addition, the mice can nibble on the hay, eat the flowers and even use the hay as nesting material. Of course, don't forget the corn on the cob that mice love!

What is a good bar spacing for a hay rack?

A good quality hay rack should be designed so that rodents can fit their snout between the bars, but not their entire head. The suitable bar spacing depends on the animal species and the size of the animal. In general, the following distances are recommended:

Guinea pigs: about 3 cm
Degus: about 2.5 to 3 cm
Chinchillas: about 2.5 to 3 cm
Dwarf rabbits: about 3 to 3.5 cm
Medium rabbits: up to about 4 cm
Large rabbits: up to about 4.5 cm

It is very important that the animals cannot put their heads through the bars, otherwise they could become trapped. This is different if the bars are very far apart and the animals can move their heads back and forth with ease. If you notice that your rodent's head just fits through the bars and could possibly become trapped, it is advisable to remove the hay rack from the enclosure and choose one with a smaller bar spacing.

Should I be concerned about resin?

No that is not necessary. This bark wood contains fewer resin channels and undergoes a careful drying process to ensure that it is completely free of resin and other saps that naturally occur in wood. During this process, the wood is exposed to controlled conditions of heat and airflow, which gradually removes any residual moisture.

In addition, the wood complies with European guidelines and is inspected by the German animal protection agency to ensure that it meets the highest standards of safety and quality.