Habitrail OVO Dwarf Hamster Habitat, Blue/White
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The Habitrail OVO Dwarf Hamster Habitat provides the ideal home and play environment for dwarf hamsters and mice. It’s designed to simulate your pet’s natural environment with extensive tubing and cozy hideouts and living areas. Your small critter has plenty of opportunities to climb, burrow, explore, sleep or exercise with the numerous attachments. This habitat kit includes an OVO Pad, water bottle, food dish, den, transport unit, OVO Windows and lock connectors for quick and easy attachment. The clear components let you see your pet as he travels through each unit. With the patented lock connectors, you can easily connect each part of this modular habitat so your pet can settle in to his new home right away.
Key Benefits- All in one modular home specially designed for dwarf hamsters and mice gives your pet plenty of spots to climb, burrow, explore, sleep or exercise
- Escape-proof with secure locking connections and easy access points for petting or offering treats
- Clear plastic is easy to clean and keeps your pet visible, perforated panels allow for improved air flow and ventilation
- Replicates your small animal’s natural environment with extensive tubing, cozy hideouts and living areas
- Habitat includes: Habit rail OVO pad, food dish, exercise wheel, cozy hideaway, water bottle, den, transport unit, 3 windows, 12 lock connectors, 2 Habit rail mini 20.3 cm (8") tubes, 2 Habit rail mini elbows and 4 Habit rail mini tees
Habitrail OVO pad, food dish, exercise wheel, cozy hideaway, water bottle, den, transport unit, (3) windows, (12) lock connectors, (2) Habitrail Mini 20.3 cm tubes, (2) Habitrail Mini elbows, (4) Habitrail Mini tees.
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Item Number101179
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BrandHagen
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MaterialPlastic
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Small Pet TypeHamster
Easily twist and firmly lock the tunnels, tubes and nesting areas together.
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Love this habitat. My granddaughter love it also she can easily feed her pet.
By Teresa on Nov 19, 2020
I have 2 of these and the tubes from other brands fit this also. My granddaughters robo loves all the space and tubes and I love to expand it .
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To Small. How do they sell these things
By KimberKa on Jun 3, 2020
I was so upset when I saw this thing. Hamsters need a minimum of 450 square inches. No hamster would be happy in this thing. I recommend using aquariums or tanks. 40 gallons are great sizes and you can even use a IKEA Detolf which is a great size for hamsters. PLEASE DO NOT BUY.
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great addition to my mouse habitat!
By Beau on Mar 12, 2020
recently ordered this along with a Habitrail Cristal for my four mice. this cage is FAR too small to use as the sole enclosure for any animal, but as an addition to a larger system, it works excellently! my mice love to nest in the little pod off to the side and it's fun to scatter a little seed mix in the pod on top and watch them climb to get it. the tubes have little nubs on the inside for your tiny critter to hold onto and is the perfect size for smaller hamsters and mice. every pod has its own large opening which makes spot cleaning very easy, and the basin of the main pod is deep enough for ample bedding. I didn't use the wheel or the bottle, but the wheel seems to be a little over 7" and recently ordered this along with a Habitrail Cristal for my four mice. this cage is FAR too small to use as the sole enclosure for any animal, but as an addition to a larger system, it works excellently! my mice love to nest in the little pod off to the side and it's fun to scatter a little seed mix in the pod on top and watch them climb to get it. the tubes have little nubs on the inside for your tiny critter to hold onto and is the perfect size for smaller hamsters and mice. every pod has its own large opening which makes spot cleaning very easy, and the basin of the main pod is deep enough for ample bedding. I didn't use the wheel or the bottle, but the wheel seems to be a little over 7" and seems to be adequate, might need to be greased up tho. my sole complaint is that the process of building it can be a little fiddly. overall, a great product to add to your dwarf/mouse's habitat or playpen! … more
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Not very easy to assemble
By Jaba on Jan 28, 2020
All in all L.T our dwarf hamster does like it. He's exploring all the new tunnels and stuff. I like instructions with words not just pictures. Getting the top ball together was a booger. Once assembled it's great. U can watch him go through all the tunnels and look out over the living room. It's very cute and does keep the cats out.
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Great as a playpen!
By Ashley on Nov 12, 2019
My robo hamster is loving this cage for playtime! He’s running all around having a blast it seems like. I will add that I turned the vertical tubes on it’s side because it didn’t seem like he was going to be able to make it up there vertically (though he kept trying!!). Definitely adds some enrichment to his life instead of being in the same space all day.
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Using as a playhouse
By Nikole on Oct 3, 2019
Easy enough to put together. I have a robo hamster and it is the perfect size for her. Would not recommend for anything bigger than that. My hamster was timid at first but is used to it now and runs through her tunnels. She also figured out where the water is even though it’s an ususual design. Overall, highly recommend as a playhouse for stimulation and entertainment.
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AWFUL CAGE
By Paige on Aug 19, 2019 Top 250 Contributor
Do not buy this cage! This cage is WAY WAY WAY too small for any type of gerbil, mice, or hamster to live in. A hamster needs at least 450 square inches of floor space, a single gerbil needs at least a 300 square inches of floor space, and a mouse needs at least 200 square inches of floor space. If you put ANY animal in this, you shouldn't keep that animal or even buy it to begin with. Bin cages (clear storage bins) are a VERY affordable solution for giving your pet more space and save yourself a lot of money!
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Gerbils let themselves out
By jays on Nov 2, 2019
The gerbils scratch the release button and get out and roam the room and go back when they realize you are there
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Turns your pets ferrel
By Habitrail on Aug 1, 2019
Mice just tried to hide in all the mazes. They are more friendly free roaming.
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Very nice, hamster loves it
By Hillberries on Mar 24, 2019
Our hamster thinks it is living in luxury.. enjoying watch hamster play