Hideout for Rodents and Rabbits Panama Pet Pień 20x18 cm — Wooden Shelter

Panama Pet Pień is a wooden hideout designed for rodents and rabbits, with external dimensions of 20 x 18 cm. The shelter provides a compact, enclosed space for resting, nesting and hiding inside cages or small enclosures. Constructed from natural wood, the hideout supports natural burrowing and nesting behaviours and helps create a secure microenvironment for small mammals.

Advantages

The wooden construction offers durable, chewable surfaces appropriate for rodents and rabbits, while the compact size fits easily into a variety of cage layouts. The natural material aids ventilation and reduces retained moisture compared with some synthetic alternatives. The simple shape allows animals to enter and exit freely and provides a sheltered area that reduces stress and allows for private rest or nursing.

Suitable for

• Small rodents such as hamsters, gerbils, mice and dwarf rats
• Young or small rabbit breeds that fit the internal space
• Nesting and resting area for breeding or nursing
• Hideout for shy or stressed pets in multi-animal enclosures

Key specifications

• Material: natural wood
• External dimensions: 20 x 18 cm
• Design: enclosed cylindrical/rounded trunk shape with an entrance
• Surface: untreated or lightly finished wood suitable for chewing
• Suitable placement: inside cages, hutches or playpens

How to use

Place the hideout on a flat, stable surface within the pet's cage or enclosure ensuring the entrance is accessible. Line the interior around the edges with appropriate bedding material to increase comfort and warmth; avoid tightly packing bedding directly into the entrance. Check the hideout regularly for wear, loose splinters or excessive chewing and replace it if structural integrity is compromised. Always ensure the hideout is sized appropriately for the animal to enter, turn and exit safely.

Usage recommendations

Position the hideout in a quiet area of the enclosure, away from direct drafts and heating elements. Combine with additional enrichment—such as tunnels, chew toys and hiding spots—to provide varied shelter options. Clean the surrounding area frequently and remove soiled bedding from the hideout; do not soak the wooden shelter in water. Inspect periodically for sharp edges and replace when necessary to maintain pet safety.