Cages

A healthy and safe life for rodent friends starts with choosing the right living space. The movement areas of species such as hamsters, guinea pigs, or rabbits should be designed wide enough to support their exploration urges in nature. The wire spacing being suitable for the animal's size is a critical element in ensuring safety; otherwise, escape attempts from the cage or entrapment accidents may occur.

The location of the living space also directly affects your friend's stress level. Rooms that are away from drafts, do not receive direct sunlight, but are bright should be preferred. Regular cleaning of the bedding material protects respiratory tract health and creates a hygienic environment. While placement of food bowls, chewing stones, and sleeping areas inside the cage, an arrangement that does not restrict the movement area should be created.