🐾 Elevate Your Pet's Playtime Experience!
The FiNeWaY Natural Wooden Climbing Hamster Playground is a versatile and safe playhouse designed for small pets like hamsters, gerbils, and mice. Made from 100% natural cedar wood, it features a variety of climbing structures and hiding spots, ensuring your furry friend stays active and entertained. With dimensions of 23cm x 21cm x 28cm, this playground is perfect for all ages and easy to maintain.
| Product Dimensions | 23 x 21 x 28 cm; 1.3 kg |
| Breed Recommendation | Small Breeds |
| Pet Life Stage | All ages |
| Colour | Brown |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Care Instructions | Spot Clean Only |
| Special features | Natural Cedar Wood Material |
| Specific Uses | Climbing |
| Batteries required | No |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Item Weight | 1.3 kg |
N**C
Great
My hamster loves this, always climbing up and down
A**R
Brill
Sure wen the babies leave her nx wk she will av fun she climbs everywhere/thing she can
C**D
Nice 👌🏻
I took the log/tunnel off because it's too small for a Syrian Hamster, but I now hang chew toys from it instead 👍🏻 and I placed a small cardboard 'platform' underneath too.She does enjoy climbing up it, but she prefers walking across the top and leaping onto a nearby playform/shelf.See photos.
A**A
Won't last long
My 12 week old gerbils will have destroyed this within a few weeks...This is larger than we though it would be we use it in a pen with other toys a few times a week to get out gerbils some exercise. Within the first 3 minutes of having it the string was chews threw and the tunel now lays on the floor... The gerbils enjoy climbing it but also chewing it and can do quite easily so it won't last long.
S**T
Great toy
Brilliant product to keep gwrbils or other small pets occupied ours loves it
E**E
Looks Amazing (No string)
The product looks amazing and is very sturdy however mine arrived without the string :(
K**A
Tube too small for Syrian hamster
Difficult to assemble, tube too small for my Syrian hamster. Ended up putting different parts of it (the two ladder sides) desperately in different areas of her cage.
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