House Hendrik 20 cm

The Wooden Hamster House Hendrik 20 cm: Comfortable and Suitable for Mice and Dwarf Hamsters!

Imagine: a cozy home for your little rodent, made of untreated natural wood and with a charming design. That is exactly what the Wooden Hamster House Hendrik has to offer! This house is perfect for mice and dwarf hamsters and is available in two sizes: 15 cm and 20 cm .

The Trixie House Hendrik is a cozy wooden sleeping house for small rodents such as mice and dwarf hamsters. The house is made of untreated natural wood and has an open bottom. The entrance can be found at the front with a cheerful round window next to it.

✔ Natural Material: The house is made of untreated bark wood, making it safe for your rodents
✔ Cozy Hideaway: It offers your rodents a cozy place to hide and rest
✔ Optimal Ventilation: Thanks to the open bottom, there is good air circulation for a healthy living environment
✔ The hamster house fits in very well with Hamsterscaping !

The Trixie Huis Hendrik not only has a functional design, but also a playful touch. At the front you will find the entrance, next to a cheerful round window that adds a touch of cheerfulness to the living space of your small rodents.

Offer your rodents the perfect hiding and sleeping place with the Wooden Hamster House Hendrik. Your mice and dwarf hamsters will feel at home in their own cozy and natural environment!

The wooden products are made of bark wood, a material with a natural and rustic character. Although it is not common, it can happen that the bark comes off in some places. This is a characteristic of the material, which emphasizes the authenticity and unique appearance of each product. The bark coming off only happens occasionally and does not affect the strength or functionality of the product, but does contribute to its natural charm.

Should I be concerned about resin?

No, it doesn't. 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 remaining moisture.

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