Corner house Thordis 35 cm

Trixie Corner House Thordis 35 cm for Rodents!

The Thordis Corner House by Trixie is a fun hiding or sleeping house for rodents. Thanks to the corner shape, the house can be placed very practically in a corner of the enclosure and thus takes up less space. The flat roof of the Thordis provides extra space in the enclosure and can be used as a plateau on which a food bowl can be placed. The Thordis house has an open bottom for good ventilation and is made of untreated natural wood.

✔ Made from untreated bark wood
✔ Takes up less space due to corner placement
✔ The flat roof provides an extra seat
✔ Open bottom for good ventilation

What is the advantage of the flat roof?

The flat roof of the Trixie Thordis 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, for example.

What is the best way to clean the 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 a shelter, in which case it will remain fairly clean, but the animals can also use houses 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 on the house, which often happens with mice, we recommend a urine spray . This breaks down the animals' urine and cleans the wood in this way.

Which animals is the Trixie Thordis House suitable for?

The Trixie Thordis House 35 cm is a larger house that is suitable as a sleeping or shelter house for Rats , Guinea Pigs, and Chinchillas . For Chinchillas and Degus it is good to know that this house is not nail-free. Since Chinchillas and Degus are real rodents, care must be taken if these animals start gnawing on the house.

Can this house be used for group animals?

Yes, that is possible, but we always recommend, for group animals (Rats, Guinea Pigs, Chinchillas, Degus) to place at least one large house in the enclosure where all animals can fit together. Group animals like to be together and often hide together and sleep together. The Thordis Corner House is in that sense large enough to let several Rats and Degus sleep in, but several Guinea Pigs or Chinchillas can become too cramped.

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.

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