Kaytee Chewbular Play Tube
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I think so. As well as toilet paper tubes and paper towel tubes, rabbits enjoy eating them.
Small animals won't be hurt by the cardboard because it's not toxic. In the tube there is a big ball of cottony fiber that can be removed. It usually ends up in the trash.
There are quite a few tubes in this package! This guinea pig is very big and fat, and I have plenty of room for her. For a rabbit, it must be a very large cage.
I am happy to answer your questions. The Kaytee Chewbular Play Tube (Large) is specifically made for pets such as guinea pigs, ferrets, rabbits, and chinchillas.
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The ones I've looked at so far have been easy to understand. Whenever I take my guinea pig through these things, she plays with them and enjoys it. The stuffing inside this product should always be removed and washed before giving your pet because it could become dangerous to them if it's not removed. I rated this product 4 stars because there is stuffing inside. This box is absolutely awesome, and my guinea pig not only loves to go in and out, but she also continues to chew on it! When I order large tubes, I always get them. There is plenty of space for my guinea pig to run around in. This is the perfect gift for my little.
I might have to order one of these for my rabbits since they love chewing the box. The one who is nibbling will run through it while the other runs around it. is not big enough for a Flemish giant breed to go through, but I have a lion head and a harlequin that are smaller breeds and they both fit through just fine. However, it is absolutely OK for them to chew on the fence.
I wish it were longer, however. I was afraid this wouldn't fit my large, male rat when I ordered it. As long as it has a big diameter, I shouldn't have worried about it. and width are a bit smaller than I'd hoped for and realized, and I don't think my rats would really like the wideness of the cage. You may use anything you want. My daughter peed on it right after I made her pull it out of the tube. A) They steal pieces of paper for nesting, but won't use the fluffy stuff. It was not something that I was in the market for, so no real loss for me. Because the tube is so large width-wise and so short length-wise, they do not feel that it is a pleasant place to relax. This flannel feels very cozy for them, so they feel much more comfortable in it than if it was a bit tighter. When they were younger, I had a smaller tube, which they loved, so I'm a bit disappointed that they are not as enthusiastic about this one. I guess I'll live with it. As rats are rats, so will they be.
I was surprised by what I found when I opened the package. My impression was that it was better than that. The package contained what looked like a dowel piece from a poster shipment tube, so I was surprised to find it. I don't think it's any different from the makeshift cage I had in the past. If you buy a poster shipment tube, you can cut it with a knife. I'm sure that my guinea pigs will no longer fit in the house once they get bigger. My yellow bedding that came inside, I put it on the side of their feed so that they can go to the bathroom on it and not burrow on it. It is too short and the waste is all over it. Look at the photos. I have to throw it away because it was less than 12 hours and it was covered with their waste. It is often sold at dollar stores.
It may be ok for the tube. However, make sure to read other reviews that caution about the fluffy stuff inside. This can be dangerous, and should not be allowed. You should at the very least check online for It is not clear to me that the dyes or the cardboard are safe, but as far as I know - it is as safe as anything similar, and better than other materials (like cardboard tubes filled with glue) one might plan on giving It is evident from their behavior that my plants find the tubes enjoyable to sleep in, chew on, or I would have rated at least 4 stars without the fluff. It's not necessary, but I have found that if I cut a small square hole in the middle of the tube surface, the gerbils seem to like to crawl into the opening and exit through it.
It is my all-time favorite small mammal toy to play with chewbular tubes. Whenever my dwarf hamsters use the small ones to nest, or just have a tunnel to nest in, they prefer the fluff. Even if the fluff gets soiled, I can take it out and they will still enjoy running through it. The medium one is very popular with my rats because they can get rid of the fluff into their nests, and then chew on the tunnels or simply relax inside them. I provided my guinea pigs with blankets and pillows whenever possible so they could sleep on the fluff if they could get it out, which they couldn't so I did it for them more often than In the tunnel, the guinea pigs liked running and tried to hide from one another, which was kind of funny to watch. I have never had an issue with them eating the fluff, so I would say that it is a good product all around.
I have never been a fan of this show. It is great that my guinea pig likes to chew on this, but it is hard to clean when it potties in the tube. After a week when I used it, the smell was overpowering and I didn't like it It had to be thrown away. In my opinion, this is a waste of money.
Many of them hide here, sleep in here, and play in here. We've been eating it for months and are surprised they haven't gotten to it Even so, I threw all the stuffing out immediately. It is very common for animals to get their feet stuck in the maze and end up falling off. As reviewed in other reviews, it is really dangerous for small animals! The fibers looked dangerous to me after I examined them. Some of my babies get stuck in my hair, but this situation is much The foot size might be fine for a rabbit or chinchilla, but it might not be enough for anything with a tiny foot. The product is good and I will buy it.
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