House for guinea pig and rabbit Trixie TX-61263 — wood, 400×230×200 mm

Trixie wooden house TX-61263 is a compact shelter designed for small pets such as guinea pigs and rabbits. The house measures 400×230×200 mm and provides a sheltered resting and hiding spot suitable for use inside hutches, cages or play areas. Its simple wooden construction creates a quiet, shaded space that helps small animals feel secure and rest undisturbed.

Advantages

The solid wood construction offers natural insulation and a warm surface compared with plastic alternatives. Its compact footprint fits easily into most indoor enclosures while the open entrance allows pets to enter and exit freely. The neutral design integrates with a variety of cage layouts and indoor housing arrangements, and the wooden material is easy to clean with appropriate care.

Suitable for

• Guinea pigs and other small rodents looking for a hiding place
• Indoor rabbits needing a sheltered resting spot inside a hutch or pen
• Use as a retreat in multi-pet play areas or exercise pens
• Temporary shelter during transport inside a carrier or travel enclosure (with supervision)

Key specifications

• Material: wood
• External dimensions (approx.): 400 × 230 × 200 mm (width × depth × height)
• Entrance: open front access for easy entry and ventilation
• Design: compact, freestanding shelter suitable for indoor use
• Surface: untreated or lightly treated wood suitable for bedding contact (follow care instructions)

How to use

Place the wooden house on a flat, stable surface inside the pet's hutch, cage or playpen. Line the interior and surrounding area with appropriate bedding to increase comfort and absorb moisture. Allow pets time to explore and enter the shelter at their own pace; some animals may require several days to adopt a new hiding spot. Check the house regularly for wear, sharp edges or accumulated waste and clean as needed using a damp cloth and mild pet-safe cleaner. Ensure the house is dry before returning it to the enclosure.

Usage recommendations

Position the shelter away from direct drafts and heating elements. Use natural, dust-extracted bedding inside to reduce respiratory irritation. Replace bedding frequently and periodically inspect the wood for signs of chewing or damage; remove the shelter if structural integrity is compromised.