Small animal habitat décor Trixie TRIXIE 61251 — 150×110×150 mm

Trixie TRIXIE 61251 — 150×110×150 mm is a compact wooden décor element designed for small animal habitats. With external dimensions of 150 × 110 × 150 mm, this pine hideout offers a sheltered space that fits into cages and enclosures for rodents and other small mammals. The product is made of natural pine and is intended to provide a calm retreat and additional environmental enrichment without requiring mounting hardware.

Advantages

The décor is made from pine, a lightweight and breathable wood that is suitable for small pets. Its compact dimensions make it easy to place inside a variety of cage types and configurations. The design avoids the use of brackets or nails, reducing the risk of sharp metal parts inside the enclosure. The product is produced in compliance with animal welfare standards referenced under relevant regulations, ensuring suitability for use as a hideout and resting place.

Suitable for

• Rats, mice and gerbils
• Hamsters and dwarf hamsters
• Small mammals such as degus and young chinchillas
• Enclosures where a compact hideout or environmental enrichment is needed

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 150 × 110 × 150 mm
• Material: pine wood
• Design: freestanding hideout without brackets or nails
• Intended use: shelter and enrichment inside small animal cages and enclosures

How to use

Place the pine hideout on a stable substrate inside the cage or enclosure where pets can easily access it. Position it away from damp areas and direct sources of strong humidity. Check that the entrance faces an open area so animals can enter and exit comfortably. Regularly inspect the wooden surface for excessive wear or chewing and replace if damaged to maintain safety and hygiene.

Usage recommendations

Clean the hideout by gently brushing out loose debris and wiping with a damp cloth; avoid soaking or using strong chemical cleaners. Combine the hideout with appropriate bedding, nesting material and other enrichment items to support natural behaviours such as hiding and nesting. Monitor pet interactions with the wooden structure and replace it if structural integrity is compromised.