Pet Wooden Rodent House Trixie Hanna Flamed 29x18x18 cm

Trixie Hanna Flamed is a wooden rodent house sized 29 x 18 x 18 cm that offers a sheltered resting and hiding place for small rodents. Made from natural wood with a flamed surface treatment, the house provides a compact, ventilated interior suitable for hamsters, gerbils and mice. Its openable design and stable wooden construction allow placement inside a cage to create a secure nesting spot and support species-typical resting and nesting behaviour.

Advantages

The wooden construction provides natural insulation and a tactile surface that small rodents can reliably use for shelter. The flamed finish improves moisture resistance compared with untreated wood while preserving natural appearance. The house offers ventilation and a snug interior space that reduces stress by creating a defined hideout. Its dimensions make it suitable for a range of small rodent species and easy to position in most standard cages.

Suitable for

• Hamsters seeking a private resting and nesting spot
• Gerbils that use tunnels and small enclosures for shelter
• Mice that need a secure hiding place inside a cage

Key specifications

• Material: natural wood with flamed surface treatment
• Exterior dimensions: approximately 29 x 18 x 18 cm
• Interior: ventilated single-chamber hideout
• Placement: suitable for installation inside small animal cages
• Weight: lightweight wooden construction for easy handling

How to use

Place the wooden house on a flat area inside the animal's cage where it will not obstruct doors or access to food and water. Line the interior with suitable nesting material such as paper-based bedding or hay to increase comfort. Check the house regularly for excessive wear, soiling or damage and replace bedding as needed. Position the entrance away from drafts and direct heat sources to maintain a stable microclimate.

Usage recommendations

Use the house as part of a varied environment that includes chew items, hiding places and exercise options. Supervise initial introduction to ensure the animal accepts the new shelter, and replace the house if structural damage or sharp edges appear.