Trixie Sand-Blasted Branch
40 - 60cm
Attractive natural play, climbing & gnawing furniture suitable for birds and small pets to chew on, made of 100% natural materialsfor further information...
£24.99
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This may vary slightly depending on the payment method, availability, your location and public holidays. Orders fulfilled from our EU fulfillment centers are likely to take an additional 2-3 days.\nYou can track the status of your order in your bitiba account at any time from receipt of order to delivery.
This may vary slightly depending on the payment method, availability, your location and public holidays. Orders fulfilled from our EU fulfillment centers are likely to take an additional 2-3 days.\nYou can track the status of your order in your bitiba account at any time from receipt of order to delivery.
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Product description
Attractive natural play, climbing & gnawing furniture suitable for birds and small pets to chew on, made of 100% natural materials
This sand-blasted vine from Trixie is an ideal natural decoration for any cage. The vine has many branches, providing the perfect opportunity for climbing rodents such as hamsters, mice, rats or degus to act their instinctive behaviours.
The Trixie Sand-Blasted Branch at a glance:
- Made of 100% natural materials
- Sand-blasted
- Ideal for birds and small pets to chew on
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Fantastic Product!
Got this for my Syrian hamsters enclosure. A great size. Fab for him to play on and hide under and adds extra enrichment in his enclosure.
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