This ball is made from natural seagrass, water hyacinth and rattan. It’s great for guinea pigs, bunnies and other small animals, as they can easily get their teeth around it! Bunnies will also like to push it around their cage and then gnawing them when they have had enough. You can also try to put
This ball is made from natural seagrass, water hyacinth and rattan. It’s great for guinea pigs, bunnies and other small animals, as they can easily get their teeth around it! Bunnies will also like to push it around their cage and then gnawing them when they have had enough. You can also try to put some food or snacks inside, it might provoke their interests again. Witness your pets spend hours of fun deconstructing them down to a pile of sticks! Note: Since these balls are all handmade, there may be some subtle discrepancies in the size of the product.
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Short term entertainment for my pet rabbit. Cinnabuns, the rabbit, did not understand what these peculiar balls were at first. However, after a couple of days Cinnabuns went on a rampage and obliterated a ball within minutes leaving only broken pieces as remnants of a once innocent “Niteangel Small Animal Activity Toy” ball. The other two balls watched in horror as they realized that it could have been them destroyed that day. With fragments everywhere, Cinnabuns’ lust for destruction subsided and he decided to spare the other two balls…
Good! These just came in yesterday. We put one in the dwarf hamster cage, and one in the guinea pig’s cage. I haven’t really been able to tell since I haven’t been home if the hamster has really messed with it, but the guinea pig has eaten the top layer off of it and has been steady shredding it. He is clearly enjoying it.
Bunny loves them Our bunbun loves these balls ,we go through a package of them every couple months. He chews them to pieces which is great because it keeps his teeth trim. We also give him wild grape Vines that we pick from our forest, he eats the leaves, and chews the vines. He likes the grain and hay stuffed logs too. Ensuring your bunny always has something to chew on ,helps keep their teeth trim and keeps them from chewing stuff you don’t want to. I will say that the one thing our bunny cantykeeo from…