Hamster toilet

Of course, hamsters that live in the wild don't have a pretty outhouse. However, they defecate and urinate. For this purpose there is a toilet chamber in the hamster den, which stretches deep below the surface of the earth, in addition to the pantry and the nesting chamber. This serves the sole purpose of meeting regular needs. This is very important to the rodents because they are clean animals.

From this fact alone you will see how important a hamster toilet is.

Strictly speaking, hamsters don't need a "toilet house". If you follow the natural way of life when keeping the hamster and offer the hamster a large digging and building area, it will create its own toilet room.

However, most cages do not offer such a luxury. In this case, you can remedy this by using a special hamster toilet like this one. This is a kind of bowl that you can fill with sand or litter. The bottom of the toilet ball can be removed separately and is therefore very easy to clean.

If your hamster doesn't want to use the ball as a quiet place, it's certainly for play. You will certainly give your little rodent a little variety in the cage.

• Material: Plastic
• Suitable mounting hole diameter: 5.8-6cm
• Features: Easy assembly and easy to clean

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