Tunnel for guinea pigs Trixie TRIXIE 62832 — wood, 150 mm × 330 mm

Trixie TRIXIE 62832 is a wooden tunnel for guinea pigs with internal dimensions approximately 150 mm in width and 330 mm in length, designed to provide a sheltered pathway and resting place inside typical small-rodent enclosures. The tunnel offers a solid, chewable surface made of natural wood that supports hiding, exploration and simple environmental enrichment while fitting alongside other habitat accessories.

Advantages

The wooden construction provides a durable and natural-feeling surface that guinea pigs can explore and gently gnaw without sharp edges. Its compact dimensions make it suitable for standard cages and play areas, creating an enclosed space that reduces stress by offering privacy and a sense of shelter. The straight tunnel shape is easy to position and clean, and the untreated wood promotes a familiar texture that complements bedding and other habitat materials.

Suitable for

• Guinea pigs of small to average size that require hiding spots
• Enclosures where space-efficient enrichment items are needed
• Play areas and exercise zones to encourage exploration and movement
• Resting or quiet corners within multi-compartment habitats

Key specifications

• Material: natural wood
• Inner width: 150 mm (approx.)
• Inner length: 330 mm (approx.)
• Shape: straight tunnel
• Surface: chewable, untreated wood texture

How to use

Place the wooden tunnel on stable, flat bedding within the guinea pig enclosure so it forms a secure hiding spot and passage. Position it against a wall or alongside other shelter elements to create a continuous sheltered route. Inspect the tunnel regularly for loose splinters or excessive wear and replace if the wood becomes damaged. Clean the tunnel by removing loose debris and wiping with a damp cloth; avoid soaking or using harsh chemicals that could be harmful to small rodents.

Usage recommendations

Monitor chewing activity to ensure the tunnel remains safe; provide additional chew toys to satisfy gnawing behavior. Combine the tunnel with soft bedding and multiple hiding places to support natural behavior and reduce stress. For cleaning, remove the tunnel from the enclosure and allow it to dry completely before returning it to the habitat.