Nail-free Multi-room house 2 rooms for rodents

Multi-room house 2 rooms for small rodents!

The multi-room house imitates the natural habitat of small rodents! The house is made of untreated natural wood, has an open bottom and a removable roof to allow the owner to peek inside. Thanks to the open bottom, the house is optimally ventilated, making it ideal for the animals even on warm days.

✔ Natural untreated wood
✔ Approaches the natural habitat
✔ 100% nail-free
✔ Ideal for Hamsterscaping & Gerbilscaping !

In the wild, most rodents live in underground burrows where they have multiple corridors and rooms for different purposes. Most animals have at least a bedroom and a pantry. In order to offer the animals this in captivity, a multi-room house is very suitable. Animals will feel at ease in such a house and will therefore also feel at ease in the enclosure more quickly.

The multi-chamber house is easy to assemble thanks to the click system. The flat roof can be used perfectly as a plateau or as a stable base for a food or water bowl.

Is the Multi-Room House suitable for Hamsterscaping?

Yes, definitely! The Multi-room house is very suitable for Hamsterscaping ! Hamsterscaping is mainly about a natural design that is tailored to the natural needs of the animals. One of these needs is being able to hide. Just like in the wild, the multi-room house gives the animals access to multiple rooms, where they can, for example, build their nest and storage room. In addition, small rodents are prey animals that like to flee and hide. They do this not only when they are frightened by something, but also in general they like to have multiple hiding places.

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We always think it is very nice to put a piece of dried moss on the roof or plateau, it gives a very nice natural look to the house and fits perfectly in a natural interior!

Why a multi-room house for small rodents?

Small rodents such as Mice , Dwarf hamsters , Hamsters , Gerbils , Rats and Degus . like to store food near their nest. In the wild, the animals live in burrows and have a special room for the collected food, which we call the pantry. The multi-chamber houses therefore imitate the natural habitat of the animals and give the rodents the opportunity to use multiple rooms.

For group animals (mouse, gerbil, rat, degu) the multi-room houses have an extra advantage, the ability to avoid each other in case of disagreement or quarrel. Although group animals like to be together, disagreements can still occur from time to time, which means that the animals find each other's presence less pleasant. For these moments, multiple rooms are ideal and the animals can retreat to their own room.

Why a removable roof?

Thanks to a removable roof, you can take a look inside the house without disturbing the nest. You can then quickly check whether there are older food supplies that need to be removed, especially fresh vegetables are very perishable. With a removable roof, this is done quickly and the small rodents are not disturbed because you do not have to lift the entire house. In addition, the nest can be inspected undisturbed if there are offspring.

What is the advantage of the flat roof?

The flat roof of the House has the advantage that it is a stable place to place a small food or water bowl, for example, but it is also a nice place to put down a snack or place the exercise wheel and in the summer a cooling stone can be placed.

Are the openings large enough for the cheek pouches?

Yes, definitely! The Multi-chamber house has large openings, which are big enough for Dwarf hamsters (Roborovski Dwarf Hamster, Russian Dwarf Hamster, Campbell's Dwarf Hamster, Chinese Dwarf Hamster) and Hamsters (Syrian Hamster/Golden Hamster) to walk through the opening with full cheek pouches. It is very important that the openings of a house are big enough. If the entrances of a hamster house are too small, the hamster has to squeeze through. The hoarded grains can damage the mucous membranes of the inside of the cheek pouches, which can lead to abscesses of the cheek pouches.

What is the best way to clean the wooden house?

A wooden house can be cleaned in a simple way, depending on the use of the animals. The animals can use the house as shelters, in which case it will remain fairly clean, but the animals can also use the house as a food supply storage or as a sleeping house and if you are really unlucky also as a toilet , but fortunately that does not happen very often. If the animals do leave a pee behind, which often happens with mice, we recommend a urine spray . This breaks down the animals' urine and cleans the wood in this way.

Can this multi-room house be used for group animals?

Yes, that is certainly possible! For group animals (mouse, gerbil, degu) we always recommend placing at least one large house in the enclosure where all animals fit together. Group animals like to be together and often also hide and sleep together. By offering the animals at least one large house like this, we meet this important natural need.

Which rodents is the Multi-Chamber House suitable for?

The Multi-room House is a spacious house with several rooms that is suitable as a sleeping or shelter house for Mice , Dwarf Hamsters , Hamsters , Gerbils , Rats , Degus .

The Animal Welfare Quality Mark

The Tierschutz-Kennzeichen (Animal Welfare Seal) is the only official seal of approval for products that comply with the Austrian Animal Welfare Act. It is awarded by the Fachstelle für tiergerechte Tierhaltung und Tierschutz (FTT), an independent body established by the legislator, and guarantees compliance with animal welfare regulations.

In order to be certified, the products must meet the requirements of the Austrian Animal Welfare Act, including the associated regulations. The assessment is based on legal requirements, current scientific findings and practical experience, comparisons with similar products and inspection and testing of the products.

Each product assessed and positively evaluated by the Fachstelle is given a unique test number with the Tierschutz-Kennzeichen, with which it is clearly recognisable. The test number consists of the year, a number for the animal category and a serial number.