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Cupid & Comet Treat 'N' Roll Cracker

Cupid & Comet Treat 'N' Roll Cracker

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Description

Festive Rolling and Hanging Enrichment With Rosewood Cupid & Comet Treat 'n' Roll Cracker
Product Summary

Add interactive Christmas fun to your small pet's home with the Rosewood Cupid & Comet Treat 'n' Roll Cracker Festive Hanging Toy & Gnaw (15 cm). Your rabbit, guinea pig, hamster, or other small furry friend will love chewing the natural wood and textured loofah, while you will appreciate a versatile enrichment toy that can be hung or rolled, and even transformed into a fun vegetable foraging challenge.
Why Your Pet Will Love It

Natural wood and loofah textures provide satisfying, gnawable surfaces that encourage healthy dental wear and instinctive chewing.

Dual-action play design allows the toy to be hung up with its attached hanger or rolled around the floor for versatile, engaging entertainment.

Clever foraging transformation lets you tuck slices of your pet's favourite vegetables into the spaces left behind once the loofah is chewed away.

Boredom-busting enrichment adds wonderful seasonal variety and stimulation to your small pet's daily routine.

Specifications & Care

Brand / Range: Rosewood (Cupid & Comet)

Product Type: Hanging or Rolling Small Animal Chew Toy & Foraging Activity

Dimensions: Approximately 15 cm in length and 4.5 cm in diameter (excluding the hanger)

Suitable For: Rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, chinchillas, degus, rats, and mice

Key Materials: Natural wood and loofah

Feeding & Care Note: Hang inside the enclosure or place on the floor for rolling play; tuck veggies into the gaps for extra foraging fun; supervise pets and replace if heavily chewed or damaged; always ensure fresh drinking water and unlimited grass hay are available

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