Terracotta Mushroom House for Rodents!

Terracotta Mushroom House for Small Rodents - A hideaway that seems straight out of the enchanting rodent forest!

The Terracotta Mushroom House is not just a house, it is a stylish and natural-looking shelter in the shape of a mushroom. It adds a touch of magic to any natural enclosure or hamsterscaping themed enclosure. Your little rodents will love their own mushroom house! Terracotta is also a very nice material because it helps the nails to wear down.

✔ Supports the regulation of body temperature
✔ Cool in summer
✔ Warm in winter
✔ Terracotta helps the nails to wear down
✔ Ideal for Hamsterscaping & Gerbilscaping !

This cottage is quite spacious, thanks to its wide design. It offers enough space for small rodents such as mice, gerbils and hamsters to retreat and relax. They can nestle in this cozy spot, which gives them a feeling of security.

And let's talk about the material - terracotta. Not only does it look great, but it also has practical benefits. Terracotta supports the regulation of the body temperature of your little friends. In summer it provides a pleasant coolness, while in winter it retains heat. The house adapts to the needs of your rodents, so that they can stay comfortably all year round.

What is terracotta?

But that's not all! Terracotta has another secret weapon - it helps wear down your rodents' nails. So while they enjoy their mushroom house, their nails are automatically maintained. Double win!

Terracotta is Italian and derived from the Latin terra (earth) and the Italian cotta (baked). Terracotta is unglazed, hard-fired earthenware. Because terracotta is not glazed, it is quite rough, which means that the nails of rodents can wear out when animals walk over them.

Is terracotta easy to clean?

Yes, terracotta can be easily cleaned by rinsing it under water, for example. If a puddle ends up on terracotta, it can easily be rinsed out or treated with a urine spray .

This Terracotta Mushroom House is not only functional, it is also a beautiful addition to your rodent environment. It fits perfectly with a hamsterscaping or gerbilscaping theme and adds a touch of natural beauty.