Small animal habitat décor Trixie 5885 — wooden pieces, pack of 12

Trixie 5885 — wooden décor pieces, pack of 12 is a set of natural wooden elements created to enrich small animal habitats. The twelve pieces are made of bark-free wood selected to avoid resin pockets and treated using non-toxic adhesives, providing safe gnawing surfaces, hiding spots and climbing opportunities for rodents and other small pets. These compact wooden items fit into cages, terrariums and enclosures to increase environmental complexity and support normal activity and exploratory behaviour.

Advantages

The wooden pieces are produced from bark-free wood and assembled with non-toxic glues to prioritise animal health. Their natural texture encourages gnawing, which helps wear down continuously growing teeth in rodents. The pack of 12 offers multiple placement options to create varied microhabitats and resting or hiding areas. Because the elements are solid wood, they are durable under normal use and contribute to a more natural-looking enclosure.

Suitable for

• Rodents such as hamsters, gerbils, mice and rats
• Small mammals kept in cages or terrariums
• Environmental enrichment and chewing material
• Cage or terrarium décor to create hiding and climbing areas

Key specifications

• Contents: 12 wooden décor pieces per pack
• Material: natural wood without bark and without resin channels
• Adhesive: non-toxic glue used in assembly
• Intended use: indoor enclosures for small pets

How to use

Place the wooden pieces inside the animal's enclosure where they do not obstruct doors, feeders or water dispensers. Arrange pieces to form tunnels, low platforms or hiding spots, taking care to create stable configurations that will not collapse. Replace pieces that show excessive wear, deep cracks or splintering. Before first use and periodically thereafter, inspect each piece and, if desired, wipe with a dry cloth; do not soak or use chemical cleaners that could leave residues.

Usage recommendations

Position wooden pieces away from heat sources and damp areas to avoid warping or mould. Supervise initial interactions to ensure compatibility with your pet's behaviour and replace items when significant chewing reduces structural integrity.