Monthly Archives: August 2008

Cage Bench – 15 x 30 cm

Through benches placed at various levels in the cage you can divide the cage into multiple levels. Chinchillas should be able to jump to the cage floor or be a…

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Snacky – Diameter 7 cm

The ball can be filled with small treats in various sizes. The opening is adjustable to suite the size of the treats. With this ball especially animals who…

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Grass House -

Nests serve many small animals as sleeping places or as play areas. In order for the animal to feel at home it’s important that the den be dark warm and furnis…

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Grass Nest – 16 cm

For many small animals nests serve as dens to sleep or play in and not just breeding areas. It’s important that the animals feel comfortable the nest needs to…

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Rabbit Cage 120 – base light grey

Rabbit 120 is a cage for small pets and includes basic accessories for guinea pigs or dwarf rabbits. The included hay/food rack hangs outside so it doesn’t take…

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Rabbit Cage 120 – base light blue

Rabbit 120 is a cage for small pets and includes basic accessories for guinea pigs or dwarf rabbits. The included hay/food rack hangs outside so it doesn’t take…

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Cage Robin 120 empty – with stand beige base

This cage does not include any accessories. This is especially advantageous for customers who find it important to use natural accessories and prefer wood acces…

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Tima Alfalfa Chaff – 200 g

Lucerne (= Alfalfa) queen of the feed-plants belongs to the clover family. Alfalfa is very flavorful very protein-rich rich in vitamin c and contains carotene (…

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Dwarf Rabbit – Corner Home – Dimensions 29 x 29 x 16 cm

In nature most types of rodents and bunnies are prey and therefore naturally rely on having a safe hideaway. Even though our pets don’t generally need to fear…

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