Cage for small rodents Panama Pet PP-50610 30×23×31 cm white/blue

Panama Pet PP-50610 is a compact cage for small rodents with external dimensions 30×23×31 cm and a white-and-blue finish. Designed for hamsters, mice and similar small pets, the cage combines a plastic base with a wire upper section to provide secure ventilation, clear visibility and straightforward cleaning. Its size and construction make it suitable for short-term housing, transportation and indoor placement where a lightweight, easy-to-maintain enclosure is required.

Advantages

The plastic base resists stains and liquids, simplifying routine cleaning and cage maintenance. The wire upper section ensures reliable airflow and allows unobstructed observation of the animals. Lightweight construction and compact dimensions make the cage convenient to carry and store. The simple two-part assembly allows fast access to the interior for feeding, bedding replacement and inspection.

Suitable for

• Temporary housing for hamsters and mice
• Short-distance transport of small rodents
• Indoor placement on shelves, desks or pet corners
• Quarantine or observation after veterinary visits

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 30 × 23 × 31 cm
• Color: white base with blue accents
• Construction: plastic base with metal wire upper section
• Ventilation: full wire upper section for airflow
• Access: top or front opening (two-part assembly)
• Intended use: small rodents such as hamsters and mice

How to use

Place an absorbent bedding layer on the plastic base to provide comfort and odor control. Ensure the wire upper section is securely attached to the base before placing animals inside. Provide food, fresh water and habitat enrichment appropriate for the species housed. For transport, confirm the lid is fastened and carry the cage in an upright position to avoid spillage. Clean the base regularly by removing bedding and washing with mild soap and water; allow to dry completely before reassembly.

Usage recommendations

Use the cage for short-term stays and transport rather than long-term permanent housing. Supplement the compact interior with species-appropriate exercise and enrichment outside the cage, and avoid overcrowding by housing only the number of animals suitable for the cage size.