Playhouse Drumstick 20 cm
Playhouse Drumstick 20 cm €8,95

Playhouse Drumstick 20 cm

€8,95
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Product description

The Drumstick Playhouse: Gather your Mice, Dwarf Hamsters and Gerbils for Fun!"

Enter the musical world of the Drumstick Playhouse, a unique wooden playhouse specially designed for small rodents such as mice, dwarf hamsters and gerbils. This playhouse, inspired by the look of a juicy drumstick, brings a playful touch of music to their living environment.

Appetizing Design: With the shape and details of a real chicken drumstick, your rodents are invited to enjoy a culinary adventure. It's the perfect place for them to play and gnaw, as if they were indulging in a delicious treat.

Creative Development: The Drumstick Playhouse offers more than just a hiding place; it is a play area where your rodents can express their creativity and have adventures. They will feel like real rock stars!

Safe and Sturdy: Made of high-quality wood, this playhouse is durable and safe for your rodents. You can let them play and explore without any worries.

A Stimulating Environment: The Drumstick Playhouse stimulates the curiosity and play instinct of your rodents, and offers them the opportunity to discover their environment in a fun and musical way.

Give your rodents the chance to nibble and play with the Drumstick Playhouse. It's not just a shelter; it is a source of fun and creativity for your little friends.

Specifications
Dimensions (approx): 20 x 7,8 x 10,5 cm
Openings (approx): ø 5 cm
Material: Wood
Open Bottom: Yes
Suitable for: Rodents, Mouse, Dwarf Hamster, Gerbil
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Playhouse Drumstick 20 cm
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