Oxbow Enriched Life 2 in 1 Fitness Ball Small Animal Toy
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Details
- Features a versatile ball that your mini mate can use in multiple ways.
- Comes complete with a freestanding base.
- Easily attaches to your pet pal’s habitat.
- Can be detached from the base for supervised use and a little extra adventure.
- Crafted using a high-quality construction process to keep your furry fella feeling fit for a long time to come.
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Turn your fluffy friend into a fitness aficionado with the Oxbow Enriched Life 2 in 1 Fitness Ball Small Animal Toy. This hamster and mouse exercise toy features a versatile ball that your mini mate can use in multiple ways. It comes complete with a freestanding base and also easily attaches to your pet pal’s habitat. This small, pet exercise toy can be detached from the base for supervised use and a little extra adventure for your animal amigo. It is crafted using a high-quality construction process to keep your furry fella feeling fit for a long time to come.
Specifications
| Item Number | 277300 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 4.32 ounces |
| Dimensions | 7.1 x 7.1 x 7.474 inches |
| Made In | China |
| Sourced From | China |
| Toy Feature | Exercise |
| Material | Plastic |
| Small Pet Type | Hamster, Mouse |
Size
| Size | Length | Width | Height |
|---|---|---|---|
| One Size | 7.1 inches | 7.1 inches | 7.474 inches |
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3 Customer Reviews
Dangerous Toy
Ball toys such as these pose a risk to injury of your hamsters toes and feet due to the slots in them. Additionally these balls have poor ventilation. The best exercise for your hamster is a properly sized wheel or playpens.
Unfortunately, no hamster balls are safe
Unfortunately, all hamster balls, of any shape or size, are not suitable for any animal. Since your hamster would be in a ball, there is no way for your hamster to stop moving the ball once they have been going. There are many safety risks tied to this, such as falling down steps or into walls, which could physically or neurologically harm your hamster. In addition to this, the small air slits cause problems. If your hamster is running, your hamster won’t be able to get enough oxygen through the tiny slits. Also, your hamster’s feet could get stuck in the slits, making a safety hazard, as your hamster’s foot or leg could break. Instead of using hamster balls for exercise, try using a play pen, which you can buy on Chewy, or make your own with C&C grids! Please check out Victoria Raechel’s YouTube videos (I think she has one on building a play pen), she has tons of correct hamster care knowledge. Thank you, your hamster will thank your for this!
HAMSTER BALLS AREN'T SAFE
Hello. I have not bought this product, and I do not plan to. Many hamsters have been injured in hamster balls. Plus, hamsters cannot safely stop in hamster balls and are almost always disoriented in them. They also don't have good ventilation at all. If you want to have playtime with your hamster, use a dry bathtub or buy a safe playpen for supervised play. They would like that a lot more. This information can also be applied to any small animal with hamster balls. Don't use them please.