Hanging chew garland for rabbits and rodents
A loop of chewable materials threaded on string, to hang from the bars: wood, rattan, cardboard and loofah to pull, tear and shred.
€17.90 VAT included
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Description
Gnawed skirting boards, cut cables, bars chewed until the teeth suffer: a bored rabbit goes for whatever it finds. As our guide reminds us, chewing isn’t a whim but a need, and giving good things to chew protects your furniture as much as its teeth. A hanging item has one advantage: it moves when the animal pulls it, which keeps interest going.
This garland threads pieces of wood, corrugated cardboard, loofah and rattan balls on a string, with a snap hook to clip it to the bars or enclosure mesh. Your pet pulls, rips and shreds: it is made to be destroyed, and that is the point. Three versions: coloured rattan balls (19 cm), natural with nut shells (20 cm), coloured corn cobs (22 cm).
About 9 to 10 cm wide, 56 to 81 g. The maker also intends it for parrots and hamsters. For a rabbit it comes on top of unlimited hay, never instead: hay is what really wears the teeth. Remove the string once it is all that’s left, and supervise the first uses.
Ships in 8 to 15 working days, 14 days to return it, free delivery from €49.
Specifications
| Length | 19 to 22 cm depending on version |
|---|---|
| Width | 9 to 10 cm |
| Weight | 56 to 81 g |
| Materials | wood, cardboard, loofah, rattan, shells (by version), string |
| Fitting | snap hook |
| For | rabbit, guinea pig, rat, hamster; also parakeets |
Frequently asked questions
Are the colours safe?
The maker doesn’t publish the dye details. If you’d rather avoid them, choose the natural version with nut shells.
Does it replace hay?
No. Unlimited hay remains essential for tooth wear and digestion; the garland is extra enrichment.
Our guides on the topic
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- Safe chew wood for rabbits: which tree species are safe?
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- Chew toys and dental health: caring for your rodent’s teeth
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How it works
Seller: LACANGEL GROUP (SAS), Paris, France, VAT FR21995268018. Prices VAT included. Terms of sale