Play and Snack Tree Christmas Tree for Rabbits & Rodents

Trixie Play and Snack Tree for Rabbits & Rodents

A Christmas tree your pet will actually enjoy: the Trixie Play and Snack Tree is a hanging toy (12 x 17 cm) with multiple openings for small snacks, chunks, or bits of greens. This turns food into a fun search game and gives rabbits and small rodents some extra variety in their enclosure. The bright green color makes it festive, but above all, it's a delightful enrichment for any day.

✔ Makes rewarding more fun: your animal has to sniff, pull and search
✔ Helps reduce boredom by providing additional enrichment in the enclosure
✔ Compact size: also fits in smaller enclosures
✖ Check regularly for wear and tear, especially with animals that like to gnaw on everything

Why foraging is such a good idea

In nature, animals spend part of their day searching for food. By hiding snacks instead of just giving them outright, you encourage this natural behavior. This provides peace and challenge, and helps make the enclosure more interesting.

How to use the play and snack tree

• Hang the tree in a place where your pet can easily reach it without having to jump.
• Fill the openings with small treats, chunks, or some greens (small portions work best).
• Vary: sometimes filling one opening, sometimes several, so that it is different each time.
• Make it extra fun: combine with a foraging toy or sprinkle a few crumbs through the bedding.

Good to know

• Give snacks as a treat: keep portions small and see what suits your pet.
• Check the toy regularly for damage and remove it if any parts become loose.
• Hang it up securely so it doesn't hit your eyes or ears while you're playing.

FAQ

Which animals is this snack tree suitable for?
For rabbits and small rodents. Hang it at a height appropriate for your pet's size to ensure it stays safe and comfortable.

What can I put in it?
Small snacks, chunks, or a small piece of greens. Small portions work best, so it remains a fun search game.

My pet chews on it a lot, is that possible?
Gnawing is common in many animals, but check it frequently for wear and tear. If it's damaged, it's best to replace the toy.

Useful shopping links

• Snacks & rewards
• Playing & foraging
• Power supply
• Service & advice

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