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About small animal supplies

Small animal supplies depend on species. Rabbits need large hutches, runs or indoor pens with room to hop, stretch and stand up, plus litter trays and digging boxes. Guinea pigs need wide, single-level cages with plenty of floor space and hideouts, especially when kept in pairs. Hamsters and gerbils need deep bedding for burrowing and solid-surface wheels large enough to run without arching their backs.

Rats, chinchillas and ferrets need tall multi-level cages with ramps, hammocks and platforms. Bedding includes paper-based bedding, aspen shavings, hemp and washable fleece liners. Daily essentials include hay racks, heavy ceramic bowls, water bottles, chew toys, tunnels and hideouts. Many independent makers sew fleece liners, cozies and tunnels and make wooden chew toys and hideouts.

Choose housing generous in space, use chew-safe materials, and keep cages away from drafts and direct sun. Ask an exotic veterinarian about diet, teeth and health concerns.

Choosing small animal supplies

  • Choose cage or hutch size for your species, with plenty of floor space.
  • Pick wheel sizes that let hamsters run without arching their backs.
  • Use chew-safe materials for toys and hideouts.
  • Choose bedding suitable for your pet and its habits.
  • Ask an exotic vet about diet and health questions.

Questions about small animal supplies

What size cage does a guinea pig need?

Guinea pigs need generous floor space, especially in pairs. Check care guidelines and ask the seller about dimensions.

Are fleece liners better than loose bedding?

Fleece liners are reusable and soft, while loose bedding suits burrowing species. Many owners use both.

What chew toys are safe?

Untreated wood, hay-based toys and pet-safe materials. Ask the seller about wood types.

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