Hamster and mouse wooden house Trixie Jerrik House — 150×140×130 mm

Trixie Jerrik House is a wooden small-animal house designed for hamsters and mice, offering a compact hideout and resting area. The house measures 150×140×130 mm and is made from coniferous wood without resin canals. Materials are dried and bonded with animal-safe, non-toxic glue based on rubber or cellulose mix. The wooden construction includes a flat roof area suitable as a lookout spot and fits into a variety of small-rodent cages and habitats for nesting, playing and retreating.

Advantages

The house is produced from resin-free coniferous wood that has been extensively dried to reduce moisture and protect small pets from harmful substances. Non-toxic glue is used for assembly, ensuring the product is safe for gnawing and close contact. Its single-piece design provides stability and a simple shape that is easy to clean and position within an enclosure.

Suitable for

• Hamsters seeking a sleeping and nesting place
• Mice that need a compact retreat and hiding spot
• Small-rodent habitats where a roof lookout and sheltered interior are desired

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 150 mm (width) × 140 mm (depth) × 130 mm (height)
• Material: coniferous wood without resin canals, dried
• Assembly: single-piece wooden construction using non-toxic rubber or cellulose-based glue
• Design features: enclosed interior with roof area suitable for observation

How to use

Place the Jerrik House on a stable surface inside the cage, ensuring it sits flat and does not block ventilation or access to food and water. Position bedding material inside for added comfort and nesting. Check regularly for wear, loose pieces or accumulated waste and replace bedding as needed. If the house becomes soiled, clean it by removing bedding and wiping with a dry or slightly damp cloth; avoid soaking or using strong detergents to preserve the wood and glue integrity.

Usage recommendations

Provide the house with appropriate bedding and a location that allows both shelter and easy access to the rest of the enclosure. Monitor chewing activity and replace the house if significant damage occurs. Avoid exposing the wooden house to prolonged moisture to maintain its structure and safety for small pets.