Bridge Trixie TX-62153 for small animals, wooden, W510×H300 mm — for guinea pigs and rabbits

Trixie TX-62153 is a wooden bridge for small animals, sized W510×H300 mm, designed for guinea pigs and rabbits. Built from coniferous wood without resin canals and dried before processing, the bridge functions as enclosure décor, a climbing ramp and a sheltered resting spot. The construction uses non-toxic glue based on rubber or cellulose mixes, making the product suitable for regular use inside cages and runs where it supports natural movement and exploration.

Advantages

The bridge provides a stable, chewable surface made from natural wood that does not exude resin. Its dimensions offer a broad platform and modest height suitable for small mammals, helping to create levels and hideaways in the habitat. The use of non-toxic adhesives and extensively dried timber reduces the risk of harmful substances, while the simple wooden construction is easy to position and maintain within typical indoor enclosures.

Suitable for

• Guinea pigs that need low ramps and sheltered spaces
• Rabbits requiring low platforms, hiding spots and climbing practice
• Indoor cages and runs where additional structure and enrichment are desired

Key specifications

• Material: coniferous wood without resin canals, dried
• Adhesive: non-toxic rubber or cellulose based glue
• Overall dimensions: width 510 mm, height 300 mm
• Function: bridge, ramp, hiding/resting place

How to use

Place the bridge securely inside the enclosure so it rests stably on the floor or between two supports at the intended height. Position it where animals can access it easily for climbing, resting or hiding. Inspect the bridge regularly for loose parts or excessive wear; replace it if damage could present a hazard. Clean the surrounding area as part of routine habitat maintenance; avoid soaking the wood and remove soiled bedding or droppings promptly.

Usage recommendations

For animal safety, avoid placing the bridge in damp locations and ensure it is fitted so that animals cannot become trapped beneath or between it and enclosure walls. Supervise initial interactions until you confirm the animals use the bridge safely, and replace the item if heavy chewing reduces structural integrity.