Small animal habitat Trixie TX-62397 — size 500×300×370 mm, indoor enclosure for small pets

Trixie TX-62397 is a compact indoor habitat for small animals with outer dimensions of 500 × 300 × 370 mm. Designed for hamsters, mice and other small rodents, the enclosure provides a contained space for short-term housing, quarantine, transport preparation and routine care. The habitat combines a compact footprint with basic structural elements intended for indoor use and light daily activity.

Advantages

The habitat is made with glazed pine and includes a roof finished with roofing paper, offering a simple, natural appearance and easy-to-clean surfaces. Its modest size makes it suitable for placement on shelves or tabletops while still providing enough floor area for bedding, a nest, and basic toys or exercise accessories. The indoor design keeps animals protected from drafts and direct outdoor exposure.

Suitable for

• Short-term housing and observation of hamsters
• Quarantine or post-transport rest for mice and small rodents
• Temporary accommodation during cage cleaning or maintenance
• Indoor placement on shelves, counters or in dedicated pet rooms

Key specifications

• Outer dimensions: 500 × 300 × 370 mm (width × depth × height)
• Intended species: hamsters, mice and other small rodents
• Construction material: pine, glazed finish
• Roof finish: roofing paper
• Designed for indoor use

How to use

Place the habitat on a stable, level surface away from direct sunlight and drafts. Line the floor with appropriate bedding material to a depth suitable for the species housed, add a sheltered nesting area and provide ventilation and access for feeding and watering. Check fittings and glazing for secure placement before introducing an animal. Use the enclosure primarily for short-term housing, observation, or temporary transfer rather than as a permanent, large living environment for active species requiring extensive space.

Usage recommendations

Regularly clean bedding and disinfect surfaces according to standard small-rodent care practices. Monitor temperature and humidity indoors to maintain a comfortable environment, and avoid housing multiple active animals together in this compact enclosure to reduce stress and prevent overcrowding.