Kaytee Lancia e impara il gioco delle carote, 277207

Name: Kaytee Lancia e impara il gioco delle carote, 277207
Brand: Kaytee
SKU: 7753681492598
Price: 29.79 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Kaytee

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Il gioco Kaytee lancia e impara la carota si monta facilmente su qualsiasi gabbia metallica e incoraggerà il gioco interattivo durante il tempo del trattamento! Nascondi le prelibatezze sotto i giocattoli da masticare di carote e poi goditi l'entusiasmo del tuo animale domestico per scoprire le prelibatezze. Tutto l'hardware di fissaggio e 3 masticabili in legno a forma di carota sono inclusi.

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EAN: 7753681492598

Categories: Prodotti per animali, Piccoli animali, Giocattoli,

Per conigli, cavie o altri piccoli animali. Include uno scaffale di gioco in legno, 2 bulloni e dadi di montaggio e 3 giocattoli da masticare a forma di carota. Promuove ore di sana attività. Hardware incluso. Si monta sul filo dell'habitat degli animali domestici.

Country of Origin	China
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	100528062
Manufacturer	Central Garden & Pet
Product Dimensions	4.33 x 1.38 x 7.48 inches; 6.4 Ounces

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Scritto da: Al

Rabbits can’t get the treat out

I imagine this being good for smaller pets but the holes are too small for my rabbits to dig the treats out of. I wish the holes were wider and bigger or there was a bigger size option. Otherwise it’s cute

Scritto da: Amber F.

Smaller then I thought

It's a fun toy. Wish the cage attachment was optional or easily taken off. We don't use a cage for our rabbit and this doesn't sit flat on the floor. We still like it just pretty small

Scritto da: kevin miller Alycia Miller

To small for rabbits and Syrian hamsters

This product is to small for a Syrian hamster so I'm guessing to small for a rabbit. Luckily this is perfect for my dwarf hamster. The holes are to small for my Syrian hamster to get the treat out herself. After she couldn't get it out herself, she didn't want to play with it. My other Syrian hamster just took the carrot and took off lol. On the other hand my dwarf hamster enjoyed the game. After I showed her what to do, she was engaged with it for a few mins. A lot longer then the other hamsters. Highly recommend dwarf hamsters only or small mice.

Scritto da: Joey Perez

Don’t buy

This is a great idea. I love the toy idea but the way they built it is meaningless! First of all I put a treat in and the carrots on top of the treat. The carrot wouldn’t stay up. So I took out some treat and broke it up...still wouldn’t fit. So I put in one tiny treat in each one...my bun came over and just knocked it over to get to it (the brute). Then he couldn’t get to the little bits in the bottom and tried his hardest. He got very frustrated and so did I as the toy is bolted into the cage. I also wish the carrot top was a LITTLE bit longer so he could grab onto it. Ours was so short which is why he can just tip it over to make it fall. The toy is very sturdy though and I could smell the pine, so I know its safe to chew. Won’t buy again unless I see its made a bit better.

Scritto da: alee evans

Good quality

This is a cute cage accessory, and my rabbit likes to chew/throw the carrots around. I hide treats under the carrots c:

Scritto da: melissa

Very amusing

My bunnies love this toy. Its more fun to use when its not attached to the cage because then they can pick it up. I dont think they could get the treats out otherwise. The only problem with that is when its not attached to the cage, you still have the metal screws sticking out which could potentially poke an eye out. While my bunnies havent actually injured themselves with it, it still makes me a little nervous

Scritto da: Tabitha

Bought for Rats

-It was smaller then expected. -Cant really fit treats as the holes are slightly bigger then the carrots. -I didnt realize it could be hooked up to the corner or the cage. Which is cool and all except I have a critter nation and its a bit awkward to do so. -My girls seem to like it as they immediately took the carrots and ran lol. It seems like a good chew toy for them to shorten their teeth. Thats nice as they dont have many chew toys. Overall not bad and for the price I dont regret buying it. I am not sure if I would buy again but ive only had it for a day.

Scritto da: baileejs

but they still like to toss the orange wood

The pots where the carrots are are not as deep as I anticipated so its hard to put treats in there for the bunnies. My bunnies ate all the green hay that topped the "carrots", but they still like to toss the orange wood. They like to chew on it more than play with it.

Scritto da: Soulwinds

Doesn't work

Well, the carrots aren't designed to actually hide anything under them. if you drop a treat in and try to cover it, the carrot almost always sits sideways or falls out. I bought it for my guineas...they can't actually get the treats out of the hole, so I wonder how a bunny or other animal is supposed to do it. Anyhow, don't waste your money. I left it in their habitat to see if they would at least use it as a chew toy...no luck. Probably going to just toss it in the trash

Scritto da: Nicola

Not worth it for rabbits

Rabbits that enjoy throwing games might enjoy playing with the carrots, but then they’d also enjoy a toilet paper tube so this isn’t worth the expense. You can put treats in the empty cup at the front, but again the expense isn’t worth it since you can also put treats on the floor or a plate that you already own, it makes no difference to the bun. The point is there’s no “learning” involved here because you can’t hide treats below the carrots. Either the carrots won’t fit on top of the treat, or else the treats are so small (eg a few groats), and the cups so narrow and deep, that the rabbit can’t get them out.

Scritto da: Mercedes

Super fun and cute

My hamster ADORES this! It’s like a little game for her. I put treats underneath the carrots and she’s conditioned now! She knows when the carrots are up, there’s a snack waiting for her! It’s also so cute to see her knock them down.

Scritto da: Kristy

Not the best toy.

She loved tossing the carrots around. I got it as an add on so didn't pay full price. It needs to be Mounted in a corner. Other than the carrots our bunny didn't care. To small maybe for her.

Scritto da: Deadrabbitgirl

The carrots barely sit in the holes (which are also too shallow)

It's less a puzzle for your bunny to figure out, but rather something for the bunny to knock over. There's really not much room for treats in the shallow holes with a carrot in there too... so, if your bunny's whiskers brush the carrot it just falls over anyway. It's cute, and it's all wood and looks nice, but not very functional.