Duvo+ pet ball with bell toy for small animals — 60 mm

Duvo+ pet ball with bell toy for small animals — 60 mm is a lightweight, hollow plastic ball designed to encourage movement and play in small pets. The ball measures 60 mm in diameter and contains a small internal bell that produces sound when the ball is rolled or nudged. Intended for indoor exercise, the toy helps stimulate natural activity and provides simple sensory enrichment for rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and similar small animals.

Advantages

The ball is made from durable plastic that resists chewing and rolling damage under normal play conditions. Its hollow construction keeps the overall weight low so small animals can push and chase it easily. The internal bell creates gentle auditory stimulation that attracts attention without being overly loud. The compact 60 mm size is suitable for a range of small pet species and fits common play spaces and cages.

Suitable for

• Rabbits and small rabbits for supervised indoor play sessions
• Guinea pigs to promote movement and exploration within enclosures
• Hamsters and dwarf rodents for rolling and chasing activity
• Small pets in need of simple sensory enrichment or boredom prevention

Key specifications

• Material: hollow plastic construction
• Diameter: 60 mm
• Internal feature: built-in bell that rings when moved
• Weight: lightweight design suitable for small animals
• Colour: assorted (may vary by batch)

How to use

Place the Duvo+ pet ball with bell inside the pet's enclosure or in a supervised play area where the animal can freely approach and interact with it. Introduce the ball by rolling it gently to attract the animal's attention; allow the pet to nudge and push the ball at its own pace. Supervise play with rabbits and other larger small animals to ensure the toy remains intact and that the bell does not become exposed. Remove the ball if any damage appears or if the pet attempts to chew through the plastic.

Usage recommendations

Use the ball as part of a varied enrichment program alongside tunnels, chew toys and hiding places. Check the toy regularly for signs of wear or damage and replace it if cracks or breaks occur. Always supervise young and teething animals during play and avoid leaving the bell toy with pets that are determined chewers.