Small animal habitat décor Trixie 5877 — wooden accessory, 35 mm x 18 mm

Trixie 5877 — wooden accessory, 35 mm x 18 mm is a compact habitat décor piece designed for small animals. Made of natural bark wood, this accessory provides tactile and structural enrichment for cages, enclosures and terrariums. Its modest dimensions make it suitable for integration into existing setups without occupying significant space while offering surfaces for climbing, chewing and brief hiding.

Advantages

The wooden accessory is produced from bark wood, which offers a natural texture and scent that small pets instinctively explore. A screw attachment allows secure fixation to cage bars or wooden surfaces, reducing movement and increasing safety. Its small size and simple shape make it versatile for different enclosure layouts and compatible with a range of small animals including rodents and other small pets.

Suitable for

• Rats and mice
• Hamsters and gerbils
• Small birds for perching and exploring
• Terrariums and vivaria as natural décor
• Enclosures where chewing and climbing enrichment is needed

Key specifications

• Material: bark wood
• Overall dimensions: approximately 35 mm width × 18 mm depth
• Mounting: screw attachment for secure fixing
• Intended use: enclosure décor and enrichment for small animals

How to use

Attach the wooden accessory to a suitable location inside the cage or enclosure using the screw attachment, ensuring the piece is firmly fixed and does not wobble. Place it at a height and position that allows animals to climb onto or gnaw at it safely, avoiding locations where it could fall or block access to feeders or water. Inspect the wood regularly for excessive wear, splinters or contamination and replace the item when it becomes too worn or damaged.

Usage recommendations

Use under regular supervision for animals prone to heavy chewing; replace if splinters appear. Combine with additional enrichment items such as tunnels, platforms and safe chew toys to diversify the environment. Clean surrounding enclosure surfaces as needed, but avoid soaking the wood to preserve its structure and natural properties.