Cork board Trixie TRIXIE Cork Board — cork panel for small pets, 550 mm wide, wood color

Trixie Cork Board is a 550 mm wide cork panel designed for small pets such as rabbits, rodents and some reptiles. The panel is made of natural cork with a wood-coloured finish and provides a chewable surface, a comfortable resting spot and an area for climbing and enrichment. It fits easily into hutches, runs or playpens to add texture, insulation and a natural look to the pet environment.

Advantages

The cork surface is soft yet durable, offering a safe chewing material that supports dental wear for small mammals while remaining gentle on paws. Its natural thermal and sound insulation properties help create a more comfortable microclimate in shelters and enclosures. The wood-coloured finish integrates with many habitat styles and the panel’s lightweight construction makes placement and repositioning simple.

Suitable for

• Rabbits and hares needing a comfortable resting surface and chew material
• Rodents (guinea pigs, chinchillas, hamsters) for climbing and enrichment
• Certain reptiles that benefit from a warm, textured surface for basking or hiding
• Hutches, runs and indoor play areas to add insulation and natural appearance

Key specifications

• Material: 100% natural cork
• Width: 550 mm
• Finish: wood colour
• Suitable for: small pets — rabbits, rodents and some reptiles
• Functions: chewable surface, resting area, climbing and enrichment

How to use

Place the cork panel inside a hutch, run or playpen against a flat surface or on the floor of an enclosure. Ensure the panel is secured or propped to avoid shifting during use and positioned where the animal naturally rests or explores. Inspect the panel regularly for excessive wear or deep gouges and replace it when it becomes too damaged to remain safe. Clean by removing loose debris and wiping with a damp cloth; avoid harsh chemicals.

Usage recommendations

Use the cork panel as part of a varied environment: combine with bedding, hiding places and chew toys. Monitor chewing behaviour to prevent ingestion of large cork pieces and replace the panel if it becomes heavily damaged. For reptiles, verify that the surface temperature is appropriate for the species before long-term placement.