Cage Savic Nobby 20540 for Hamster and Mouse, Grey Metallic, 590×370×260 mm

Savic Nobby 20540 is a compact cage designed for hamsters and mice, finished in a grey metallic colour and sized 590×370×260 mm. The single-unit pack includes a plastic base tray and an upper structure combining plastic and wire grid. The cage is suitable for short-term housing, temporary containment and transport within the home or veterinary environments and is compatible with standard small-animal accessories and bedding.

Advantages

The construction combines a durable plastic tray with a ventilated wire upper section to provide secure containment while allowing air circulation and visibility. The grey metallic finish offers a neutral appearance that integrates easily into different home settings. Its compact footprint makes it practical for limited spaces and for users who need a lightweight, portable solution for small rodents.

Suitable for

• Housing hamsters and mice for short-term or temporary periods
• Transporting small rodents within a home or to a veterinary clinic
• Use as a quarantine or recovery enclosure during medical observation

Key specifications

• Intended animals: hamsters and mice
• Overall dimensions: 590 × 370 × 260 mm (length × width × height)
• Finish: grey metallic
• Construction: plastic base tray with plastic and wire grid upper section
• Wire spacing: 9.5 mm
• Pack quantity: single unit

How to use

Place the cage on a stable, level surface away from direct sunlight, drafts and heat sources. Install suitable bedding in the plastic tray to a depth appropriate for the species and provide food, water and enrichment items compatible with hamsters or mice. Secure the wire upper section to the base tray according to the included fitting points to ensure the enclosure is closed. For transport, verify the cage is latched and stable before moving.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate small-animal bedding and change it regularly to maintain hygiene. Ensure water and food are replenished daily and check wire spacing compatibility for the size of the animal to prevent escape. For longer-term housing, consider a larger habitat with more floor space and enrichment features.