Gnawing material for mice in the Mice Webshop

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Easily purchase rodent material for your mouse at DRD Knaagdierwinkel®, the online mouse webshop for your mouse. For gnawing material such as willow branches and safe gnawing stones for your mouse, you have come to the right place in our Mice webshop. You
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The Little One Gnawing branches with dried parsnips and pumpkin are not only a favorite treat for rodents and rabbits, but also a useful addition to their diet. The treat will help wear down the teeth. The wood and branches are a source of vitamins and mi

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For a natural cage with extra challenge, this vine is a nice addition. The rodents can walk and climb over it. This beautiful branch is also suitable as a step to a plateau, for example. Especially the climbers under ...

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€12,99 €11,99
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Birch discs are not only fun as gnawing material, but they can also be used wonderfully in various DIY projects, so if you like crafting, birch discs are super fun to use. The discs can be made very nicely as a spiral staircase or as a railing on a platea

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You can now spoil your rodent with a 100% natural snack. This fun tree trunk is made of untreated natural wood, covered and filled with lots of goodies. With the addition of Hibiscus flowers. Thanks to the holes, your rodent can easily reach ...

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Rodents enjoy gnawing and because rodents' teeth 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 their teeth and show their instinctive beh

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€6,95 €4,95
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The clay brick is a 100% natural product for rodents and rabbits. Depending on the species, it consists of 84% - 87% natural clay and wheat flakes. The clay bricks are available with three different toppings: dried carrot, dried parsley and blossom mix.

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Gnawing wood is very important for rodents and rabbits. The ever-growing teeth can cause problems if they do not wear down properly. Rodents and rabbits therefore gnaw a lot on wood such as hazelnuts in the wild. The Hazelnut Wood sticks approach the natu

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Snack time! These tasty nibblers are sprinkled with the tastiest toppings such as yellow pepper, alfalfa, spinach or carrot.

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Tiny & Natural Goodbite Gnawing stone is a natural gnawing stone for your rodent. Many gnawing stones contain too many minerals, salts and other substances that rodents cannot tolerate. The Tiny & Natural line of gnawing stones makes a ....

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Enrich your rodents' and rabbits' diet with the delicious diversity of the JR Farm Grainless Snack Pot. The snack pot offers a mix of different flavours, including carrot, cornflower, marigold, parsnip, rose flower and courgette. Each flavour adds a uniqu

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€3,99 €2,99
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This toothbrush comes in handy! Unlike a normal toothbrush, this is a gnawing brush for dogs. The toothbrush is made of natural material!

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Let the nibbling begin with the Mr. Crumble Gnawing Wood! The natural sprigs are sprinkled with peas and beetroot, not only tasty but also very healthy. Gnawing wood is very healthy to gnaw on for rodents and rabbits!

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Delicious dandelion root for rodents and rabbits! JR Farm Dandelion Root is a natural and tasty treat for rodents and rabbits. The dandelion root is carefully dried and packaged to provide a healthy and entertaining treat for your small pets.

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Coffeewood is natural gnawing material in the form of wood. Coffeewood comes from the coffee bean plant. It is a residual product of coffee production and therefore a very sustainable product. In addition, Coffeewood is a very densely grained wood, making

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€12,99 €11,99
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Freshly cut and dried nibble wood from the apple tree for rodents. It is good to make several nibble sticks available at the same time. The animals can wear their teeth safely on the wood.

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Give your furry friends a taste of nature with our Hazelnut Branches, a perfect snack for rodents and rabbits. These branches are not only tasty, but also provide hours of gnawing pleasure and a touch of natural variety to their diet.

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Make hamsterscaping a true adventure with our Natural Giftbox Package: Hamsterscaping and Fun! Let your hamster discover nature with this beautiful set, put together for ultimate fun and entertainment. Our gift box is packed with natural elements to enric

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Give your rodents and rabbits the best with the Knaagbox Lekker Knaaghout Knagen, a carefully composed collection of various gnawing woods, perfectly packaged in a beautiful box. This box offers a varied selection of natural woods that are not only delici

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Give your rodents and rabbits a healthy dose of fun and challenge with the JR Farm Willow Hay Ball. These natural foraging toys are specially designed to mimic your pets' natural behavior and keep them occupied for hours:

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With the Happy Pet Bunch of Acorns, Berries or Grapes, the nibbling party can really begin! The bunch moves, the wooden fruits tap against each other, making sounds and the animals absolutely love that. A toy that rodents can not only gnaw on, but also pl

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These raspberry stems are the newest addition to your furry friends' diet. They have been carefully selected and hand-picked, so you can be sure that your rodents and rabbits are getting only the best of nature.

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The Ham-Stake Beech Stick Mix is a mix of sticks made from birch wood, sprinkled with a topping of herbs, flowers and vegetables. Rodents and rabbits love these tasty gnawable sticks. The topping is not only tasty, but also healthy. In addition, the birch

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Give your rodents the pleasure of chewing with these Hemp Branches. These natural branches provide a satisfying chewing experience and bring the benefits of nature straight to your pets.

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The Gnawing Wood Fruit and Vegetables gives rodents and rabbits the necessary opportunity to wear down their teeth. Rodents & rabbits have continuously growing incisors that need to gnaw on something regularly to prevent them from becoming too long. If a

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You can buy responsible rodent material for your mouse easily and quickly at DRD Knaagdierwinkel® The Muizen Webshop for your mouse!

Mice have a natural need to gnaw. This is because mice are rodents and have continuously growing incisors. It is therefore necessary for mice to be able to gnaw on something to wear down their teeth. If mice have too few opportunities to wear down their teeth, the teeth can become too long or grow crooked, with all the consequences that entails.

Gnawing wood is used by rodents to wear down their teeth. Because rodents' teeth are always growing, they need to be gnawed regularly so that they do not grow too long and crooked.

Some mice gnaw very actively on gnawing 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 mouse has no need to gnaw because its teeth are kept at their length through food, hay or other nibbles, it will gnaw less on wood. It is good to always provide natural gnawing wood so that the animals can always gnaw when they need to gnaw.

How fast do rodents and rabbits grow teeth?

Mice : About 0.3 millimeters per day
Hamsters : About 0.3 millimeters per day
Gerbils : About 0.4 millimeters per day
Rats : About 0.5 millimeters per day
Guinea pigs : About 2 to 3 millimeters per week
Rabbits : About 2 to 3 millimeters per week
Chinchillas : About 1.5 millimeters per week
Degus : About 1.5 millimeters per week

An Overview of Our Gnawing Wood Varieties

  1. Linde: Loved for its smooth texture and taste, Linde provides a pleasant chewing experience for mice. Linden wood is known for its soft and light texture. It offers a mild gnawing sensation, making it suitable for all rodents and rabbits that prefer softer materials. Basswood has a light and mild flavor, making it attractive to animals without a strong preference.

  2. Willow: With its crispy bark and juicy interior, Willow is a favorite choice for mice that like to actively gnaw. Willow wood has a crispy bark and a soft core. It provides a varied texture that the animals can appreciate. Willow wood has a natural and light taste, which makes it attractive to gnawing mice.

  3. Hazelnut: Hazelnut gnawing wood combines strength with flavor, making it a sustainable and tasty choice for your gnawing friends. Hazelnut wood has a firm texture. It offers good resistance for mice that like to actively gnaw. Hazelnut wood has a characteristic taste that mice can appreciate.

  4. Birch: Birch's light and airy character makes it a versatile choice, perfect for mice with different gnawing preferences. Birch wood has a light and airy texture. It is suitable for animals that prefer slightly less dense materials. Birch wood has a mild flavor, making it a versatile choice for a variety of mice.

  5. Apple: Apple wood is a popular choice as a rodent material for rodents and rabbits. Applewood generally has a medium texture. It offers satisfactory resistance to gnawing, which is ideal for animals that like to actively grind their teeth. In addition, apple wood has a mild and pleasant taste. This subtle taste can arouse the curiosity of mice, causing them to like to gnaw on the wood.
  6. Beech: With its sturdy structure, Beech offers a long-lasting chewing challenge for mice that like to be challenged. Beech wood has a sturdy and durable texture. It offers long-lasting gnawing pleasure and is suitable for animals that like a challenge. Beech wood has a neutral taste, which makes it attractive to animals without a clear preference.

  7. Coffeewood : Coffeewood, made from coffee plants and generally has a soft and smooth texture which is very interesting for Mice. The taste of Coffeewood is a natural, earthy taste. Mice can certainly appreciate this taste while gnawing. Coffeewood is also known for its durability, it lasts a long time as a chewing material.
  8. Wood and Branches of Herbs: For animals that like a tasty variety, wood and branches of herbs offer a combination of gnawing pleasure and aroma.

How do you use gnawing wood for mice?

  1. Placement in the enclosure: Simply place the gnawing wood in your animals' enclosure. They will instinctively nibble on it when the need to gnaw arises.

  2. Durability: Gnawing wood lasts a long time and does not need to be replaced every time the enclosure is cleaned. Only wet gnawing wood must be removed to prevent mold formation.

Gnawing wood from the garden or picking outside?

We strongly advise against picking wood from the garden or outside. Our gnawing wood is harvested and cleaned under protected conditions, making it free from possible parasites and contaminants that can occur in nature. Using our carefully selected gnawing wood ensures a safe and healthy gnawing experience for your animals.

Order Now and Let Your Mice Enjoy Natural Gnawing Fun!

Give your mice the gifts of nature with our diverse range of gnawing wood. Order today and watch your Mice enjoy the gnawing adventure!

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