Small Pet House Trixie Tammo Natural Living — Wooden Hideout 25 × 30 × 12 cm

Trixie Tammo Natural Living is a wooden small pet house measuring 25 × 30 × 12 cm designed as a hideout and resting place for rodents and other small animals. The compact shelter provides a protected interior for nesting, sleeping and retreat. Its natural wood construction offers a chewable, non-toxic surface that integrates easily into cage habitats or standalone setups and supports natural burrowing and hiding behaviours.

Advantages

The wooden structure offers a durable and breathable shelter that does not retain moisture like some synthetic materials. The plain, untreated wood surface is suitable for chewing, helping to wear down teeth naturally. The compact dimensions make it space-efficient while providing sufficient internal room for small pets to turn, nest and rest. The simple design allows for easy placement and cleaning within cages, terrariums or playpens.

Suitable for

• Hamsters
• Gerbils
• Mice
• Small rats and similar small rodents
• Cage setups, playgrounds and nesting corners

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 25 × 30 × 12 cm
• Material: natural wood
• Design: single-compartment hideout with entrance opening
• Surface: chewable, untreated finish suitable for gnawing
• Placement: indoor use in cages, enclosures or standalone on flat surfaces

How to use

Place the Small Pet House Trixie Tammo Natural Living inside the pet's enclosure on a stable, flat area accessible to the animal. Add nesting material such as hay or paper bedding inside to create a comfortable sleeping place. Regularly inspect the wooden house for heavy wear or sharp edges caused by chewing and replace it if it becomes damaged. Clean the surrounding cage area and remove soiled bedding from inside the hideout during routine cage maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Ensure the hideout is sized appropriately for your pet and positioned away from direct drafts and damp areas. Do not treat the wood with chemicals or paints. Supervise initial introduction until the animal is comfortable using the shelter, and replace the house when structural integrity is compromised by chewing.