Tunnels for Hamsters and Dwarf Hamsters

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Hamsters and Dwarf Hamsters love tunnels. In the wild, animals also live in tunnels underground, which we also call castles. In many cases the hamsters dig the tunnels themselves, but sometimes they also take a hole from another animal that has already left the hole. Being able to exhibit natural behavior is very important for all animals, which is why we know how important it is for hamsters to be able to walk through tunnels.

Why is a tunnel important for a Hamster or Dwarf Hamster?

Hamsters are prey animals that do not like their enclosure to be too open. They like to walk around sheltered in the enclosure, so that they do not have to worry about being caught from above by a predator. The feeling of security gives the animals peace and will also ensure that they become tame more quickly and get used to their environment.

What types of tunnels for Hamsters and Dwarf Hamsters are there?

We distinguish between two types of tunnels. One tunnel is intended for free walking. An example of this is a spacious tree bark tunnel. The other tunnel is intended as a challenge, like the tree trunk tunnel. The tree trunk tunnel is often too small to pass through, but the animals still enjoy making the holes in the tree trunk tunnel larger so that they can get through at some point. They then create their own tunnel, as it were.

There are tunnels made of different materials. They are available in wood, plastic and grass. The grass tunnels are great fun for hamsters; the animals love nibbling on the grass.

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