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The Pet Ting Natural Living Wooden Arch is an ideal enrichment accessory for small pets like hamsters, guinea pigs, and rabbits who need a versatile environment to hide, climb, and exercise. By offering a customizable, bendable design, it creates a stimulating natural habitat; however, owners should note that the 17 x 28cm dimensions are best suited for small to medium-sized animals and may require supervision for larger, more aggressive chewers.
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Yes, it is made from natural materials intended for small pets, making it safe for gnawing.
It is suitable for younger or smaller rabbits, though larger breeds may find the 17cm height too cramped.
Use a dry brush to remove debris or a damp cloth for spot cleaning. Avoid soaking in water.
No, it arrives fully connected; you only need to bend it into the shape you want.
It is designed for indoor cage use; prolonged outdoor exposure may cause the wood to warp or rot.
Ensure the wires connecting the wooden segments are adjusted firmly; if it persists, use a piece of safe twine to secure the ends in your desired position.
This is normal for small rodents; however, if the wood shows sharp edges, sand them down or remove the arch to prevent splintering.
Setting up the Pet Ting Natural Living Wooden Arch is straightforward: simply remove it from the packaging and bend the connected segments to your desired configuration. It is compatible with almost all wire-bottom or glass-enclosed habitats. To maintain the wood, avoid submerging it in water; instead, spot-clean soiled areas with a dry brush or a slightly damp cloth and allow it to air-dry completely. If the wood becomes heavily soiled with urine, it is best to replace the arch to maintain cage hygiene.
