Please note: This product might take a little longer to arrive as it may be shipped from outside the UK. Get your pet out into the fresh air! This galvanised run is easy to fold up and transport. It comes with pegs which can both keep the run up and fix it securely to the lawn. It can also be erected on a hard surface. The included sun protection gives shade and should be installed over at least part of the run to protect your pet from the fierce rays of the sun. A door at the side gives access and can be used to attach a house or den. The run separates into several elements, so its size can be varied: 8 elements of 57 x 56 cm each, detachable Grid size: 3 cm x 11 cm Diameter of erected run with all 8 elements: 143 cm Door size: 33 x 33 cm Including Sun Protection Cover - We recommend that you never leave your pets in the pen without the sunshade Please note: The run and nylon base are sold seperately. Please note: Do not leave your pet unsupervised in the run. Never leave your pet alone with toys or items likely to cause injury.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Kerbl
- Price: £23.54
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- Match bar spacing to the smallest animal: mice and dwarf hamsters escape through very small gaps.
- Choose solid floors and shelves rather than wire mesh to protect feet.
- Pick floor area over height for rabbits, guinea pigs and hamsters, and height plus levels for rats and chinchillas.
Common questions
Can I keep a hamster in a cage made for mice or rats?
Possibly, but check the floor space and bar spacing. Hamsters need lots of floor area and deep bedding more than height, while rat cages are often tall with wide bar spacing that a small hamster could slip through. A large tank or a dedicated hamster cage with a deep base is usually the safer choice.
Are wire-bottom cages bad for small animals?
Wire mesh floors can cause sore feet and trap toes, particularly in rabbits, guinea pigs and chinchillas. Choose cages with solid floors and shelves. If an existing cage has mesh levels, cover them with a solid board or fleece.
