Corn & Carrot Straw Toy 15 cm

Bring Fun and Healthy Play into your Rodents' Lives with Corn & Carrot Straw Toys!

Two nice straw toys that your rodent can play with and nibble on. Rodents are active animals and need something to do to prevent boredom. Give your rodents a reason to cheer with the Corn & Carrot Straw Toy! These cute straw toys are not only fun to play with, but also to nibble on, so boredom doesn't stand a chance in your furry friends' enclosure.

Why Your Rodents Will Love Corn & Carrot Straw Toys?

✔ 100% Natural Enjoyment : Made from corn cobs and carrots, these straw toys provide a healthy and natural play option for your rodents. Let them nibble on something other than the usual snacks and enjoy the pure taste of mother nature.

✔ Light and Airy Toys : Thanks to their light weight, these straw toys are perfect for throwing into the air, which ensures playful and active play. Some rodents love to throw these toys high into the air and then catch them again.

✔ Teeth Wearing in Style : In addition to providing fun, these toys also help with the natural wear and tear process of your rodent's teeth. Let them express their nibbling instincts while maintaining their teeth naturally.

✔ Prevents Problem Behavior : By offering your rodents sufficient challenge, you prevent boredom and the development of problem behavior. Whether your rodent likes to throw toys up or prefers to sink its teeth into something, Corn & Carrot Straw Toys are the perfect solution for hours of fuss-free fun.

The straw toys are light, making them easy to throw into the air. Some guinea pigs and rabbits love doing that! In addition, it is nice to nibble on and so boredom doesn't stand a chance.

Different rodents play in different ways. We see that larger rodents often actually play, throwing the toys up and then picking them up again. The smaller rodents are a bit more "demolishing", they love being able to sink their teeth into something and that is also very important for rodents. Of course, we would rather have them put their teeth in a gnawing stick than gnaw their fingers or parts of the enclosure. The latter is also the reason why animals must be given sufficient challenge so that they do not exhibit problem behavior.