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Small Animal Tunnels

Small pets like hamsters, guinea pigs, ferrets, and rabbits have strong burrowing instincts, so it's important to offer them opportunities to engage in natural behaviors. Lining your pet's cage with bedding is crucial to encourage burrowing, but don't forget to include a play tunnel or two. Small animal tunnels give your pet space to play, explore, and hide, all within the safety of their habitat or a play area. Here are some factors to consider when shopping for small animal tunnels:

  • Length: Small pet tunnels typically range from 15–30 inches in length
  • Width: Larger pets may require wider play tunnels to feel comfortable
  • Materials: Common materials include fabric, plastic, wood, and cardboard
  • Installation: Choose from free-standing small pet tunnels or hanging models
  • Flexibility: Some tunnels can be folded into different shapes and others collapse for easy storage

Prioritize your pet's safety when choosing a small animal tunnel. Make sure the materials are durable, pet-safe, and easy to clean (unless it's an edible or disposable model). The tunnel should be long and wide enough to comfortably accommodate your pet, whether they're engaging in play or settling in for a nap. Finally, keep in mind that your pet will probably chew on the tunnel, so check it frequently and replace it if it sustains significant damage.

Frequently Asked Questions about Small Animal Tunnels

What are small animal tunnels?

Small animal tunnels, also known as play tunnels, are tubes designed to encourage exercise, enrichment, and exploration. Typically made from plastic, fabric, cardboard, or natural materials like wood and hay, small pet tunnels can also serve as enclosed spaces for hiding or sleeping.

Do small pets need tunnels?

Not all small pets need tunnels, as long as they have other opportunities for enrichment and enclosed places to hide. That being said, many small animals enjoy tunnels in particular, because they complement their natural instincts for burrowing and exploration.

How long should small animal tunnels be?

The best length for small animal tunnels depends on the size of your pet but 15–30 inches is appropriate in most cases. Larger pets, like certain breeds of rabbit, may prefer tunnels that are both longer and wider.