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Cage Equipment for Rodents & Rabbits – Houses, Wheels, Tunnels, Platforms, Food & Water Bowls

Cage furnishings for rodents and rabbits: houses, exercise wheels, hammocks, platforms, tunnels, food and water bowls, and toilets. Species-specific selection, with practical tips for a safe and enjoyable stay.

Houses

Running wheels

Hammocks

Sandboxes for rodents

Drinking bottles & water bowls

Toilets

Cage furnishings for rodents & rabbits – comfortable, practical and species-appropriate

A comfortable home starts with the right furnishings. In this category, you'll find everything you need to cleverly furnish your rodent or rabbit's cage or enclosure: from houses and tunnels to food and water bowls , toilets , platforms , hammocks , and more. We select according to species: what works for a hamster isn't necessarily ideal for a rat or rabbit.

Species-specific selection
Design tailored to the behaviour and use of each animal species.

Practical & hygienic
Smart solutions for feeding, drinking and cleaning.

Comfort & tranquility
Shelters and rest areas for relaxation and safety.

Clear choices
Clear subcategories: you will find what you are looking for faster.

Start here (most popular choice for a good foundation)

Houses
A refuge for peace, safety, and sleep. Tubes & Tunnels
For hiding, discovering, and creating extra routes. Food bowls
Handy for chunks, vegetables and herbs (adjusted to size).

For drinking, go directly to Drinking Bottles & Water Bowls and for toilet training, go to Toilets .

Checklist: Basic setup in 60 seconds

Hiding place: at least one safe house or tunnel (preferably more than one resting place).
Food & drink: suitable food bowl + drinking bottle or water bowl (whatever works for your pet).
Route & enrichment: tunnels, platforms or climbing elements (only if your animal species likes this).
Comfort: place to lie down such as a cushion/basket or hammock (especially popular with rats).
Hygiene: toilet/corner toilet can make a big difference in cleaning.

Tip: For digging and nesting behaviour, ground cover is also an important part of the overall picture.

All subcategories Cage Equipment

Houses
Wooden, ceramic, terracotta, coconut and more. Treadmills
For hamsters/gerbils and other species where appropriate. Hammocks
Extra sleeping space (especially popular with rats). Cushions & Basket(s)
Comfortable resting places for various species. Platforms & Ladders
For additional levels and routes (species-dependent). Tubes & Tunnels
Hiding, playing, and connecting zones. Food bowls
From ceramic to stainless steel and anti-tip models. Drinking bottles & water bowls
Choose what works best for your pet and your stay. Toilets
For toilet training and easier cleaning.

Species-specific tips (useful when choosing)

Hamsters & gerbils: hiding places and tunnels are essential. A running wheel is often a key component, but pay extra attention to the correct size and a closed running surface.
Rats and mice: often enjoy climbing, hammocks, and multiple resting places. Platforms/ladders can actually provide enrichment in this case.
Guinea pigs and rabbits: are true "ground dwellers" and especially appreciate hiding places, a clear view, and practical food and water solutions. Multiple entrances and exits to houses help reduce stress.

Safety: 6 quick points of attention

Running wheel: choose a suitable diameter and preferably a closed running surface for stable running.
Platforms & ladders: Use only if appropriate for your animal species and ensure safe access and descents.
Hammocks & fabric items: Check regularly for loose threads/fraying and replace when worn.
Food and water bowls: choose sturdy ones (e.g. ceramic/stainless steel) if your pet likes to knock over or drag things.
Tunnels: ensure sufficient diameter and no sharp edges; place them stably so they cannot tip over.
Hygiene: Change the water daily and clean the bowls/toilets regularly.

FAQ Cage Equipment

Drinking bottle or water bowl: which is better?
This varies by animal species, habitat, and preference. Many animals will happily drink from a bowl (provided it's stable and refreshed daily), while a water bottle can be helpful to minimize spillage.

How many houses do I need?
At least one good hiding place, but several resting places (or a house + tunnel) often gives more choice and peace.

Are hammocks suitable for all animals?
Hammocks are especially popular with rats (and some other climbers). For ground-dwelling animals, baskets/cushions often make more sense.

Can I combine everything?
Yes, but always combine species-appropriately: choose furnishings that suit natural behaviour (digging, climbing, hiding, resting).

Still having trouble? Feel free to contact our customer service , and we'll be happy to help.