Wooden habitat décor for small animals Trixie 5825 — wood, 80 mm x 150 mm

Trixie 5825 is a wooden habitat décor element designed for small animals. Made from natural wood with compact dimensions of approximately 80 mm width and 150 mm depth, this piece fits into cages and enclosures to create additional hiding spots, climbing surfaces and resting areas for rodents, rabbits and similar small pets. The simple construction offers a neutral, natural appearance that integrates easily into a variety of small-animal habitats.

Advantages

The décor is made from untreated natural wood, providing a tactile surface suitable for gnawing and climbing. Its compact size makes it suitable for most standard-sized cages and enclosures while remaining sturdy enough for regular use. The open design allows pets to use it as shelter or as an elevated platform, supporting natural behaviours such as exploring and hiding without occupying excessive space.

Suitable for

• Rodents such as hamsters, gerbils, mice and rats
• Dwarf rabbits and small rabbit breeds
• Other small pets that need hiding places or climbing surfaces

Key specifications

• Material: natural wood
• Approximate dimensions: 80 mm (width) x 150 mm (depth)
• Intended use: habitat décor, climbing surface and hiding spot
• Finish: untreated / natural surface suitable for gnawing
• Placement: for indoor cages and enclosures

How to use

Place the wooden décor on a stable area of the cage floor or on a flat shelf inside the enclosure so it does not tip over during animal activity. Position the piece to create an accessible shelter or climbing route while ensuring there is enough clearance for the pet to move around freely. Inspect the wood periodically for splinters, excessive wear or contamination and replace if necessary to maintain a safe environment.

Usage recommendations

Use as part of a varied habitat setup that includes bedding, chew-safe toys and secure hideouts. Clean the surrounding area regularly and avoid direct contact with moisture; store spare wooden items in a dry place. Supervise initial interactions to confirm suitability for specific animals and replace the item if damage that could harm the pet is observed.