Wooden Pet House Panama Pet Domek pod schodami for Small Rodents 29×18×18 cm

Panama Pet wooden pet house "Domek pod schodami" is a compact shelter designed for small rodents. Constructed from natural wood, the house measures 29×18×18 cm and offers an open, stepped interior that serves as a nest, hiding place and resting spot for hamsters, mice, gerbils or dwarf rats. The simple geometry and neutral finish allow easy placement inside cages or enclosures and help create a sheltered area that supports natural burrowing and nesting behaviours.

Advantages

The wooden construction provides a breathable, insulating environment that helps regulate temperature and humidity for small pets. Its compact footprint saves space while the open stepped design gives animals multiple levels for hiding and resting. Natural materials are durable and easy to clean with appropriate care, and the neutral appearance integrates with a variety of cage setups.

Suitable for

• Hamsters and dwarf hamsters
• Mice and young rats
• Gerbils and small rodents that need nesting areas
• Use inside cages, enclosures or habitat corners

Key specifications

• Material: natural wood
• External dimensions: 29 × 18 × 18 cm
• Design: open stepped interior suitable for nesting and hiding
• Intended animals: small rodents (hamsters, mice, gerbils, dwarf rats)
• Placement: indoor use inside cages or enclosures

How to use

Place the wooden house on a stable, flat surface within the pet's cage or enclosure so it cannot tip over. Add bedding or nesting material inside the house to increase comfort and allow rodents to adjust the interior for nesting. Inspect the house regularly for signs of damage, sharp edges or excessive soiling. Replace or repair the shelter if chewed through or structurally compromised. Clean by removing bedding and wiping surfaces with a pet-safe cleaner or a damp cloth, then allow to dry fully before returning to the habitat.

Usage recommendations

Position the house in a quiet corner of the cage away from direct drafts and heating elements. Provide ample bedding and enrichment nearby to encourage natural nesting behaviour. Monitor chewing activity and rotate or replace the wooden shelter periodically to maintain safety and hygiene.