Spacious cage for hamsters, dwarf hamsters and mice, with high floor tray, promotes natural digging behavior, incl. cage equipment made of untreated wood, with carrying handles, grid spacing: 7 mm

The Skyline Barney cage is ideal for the smallest of rodents, such as hamsters, mice and dwarf hamsters, thanks to the small grid spacing. A high bottom tray, which should be filled with a thick layer of litter, promotes the natural digging behavior of these small rodents and also keeps the environment clean.

The large door on the top and the 2 side doors allow light access to your animals and all corners of the cage. The equipment includes a platform, a ladder and a wooden house as well as a plastic running wheel. As the wooden elements are made of natural plywood and birch wood, gnawing on them is harmless. Cleaning the cage is child’s play by removing the fastening clips from the base tray.

Skyline rodent cage Barney at a glance:

– Spacious rodent cage for small animals
– Ideal for hamsters, dwarf hamsters, mice and rats
– Modern design: beautiful, natural accessoires
– Easy to clean: the base tray can be completely cleaned by quickly removing the grid
– Light installation using fastening clips
– With 2 carrying handles
– Dimensions
– Overall: L x W x H) 100 x W 56 x H 46 cm
– Inside: L 96 x W 52 x H 51 cm
– Height of base tray: 17 cm
– Grid spacing: 7 mm
– Grid thickness: 1.6 / 2.5 mm (horizontal/vertical)
– Roof hatch: L 39 x W 25 cm
– 2 front doors: W 11 x H 12 cm

– Material: Grid with non-toxic, zinc-free powder coating
– Color: black / blue (body/floor tray)
– Accessoires: 1 floor, 1 ladder, 1 house, 1 wheel

Important notice:
Stacking cages should be avoided at all costs, as the fall height for your animals increases significantly. To protect your animals, please place all cages on the floor and avoid loading the cage from above.
Note:
Please make sure your pets get enough exercise! We recommend that you provide your pet with an outdoor enclosure for daily exercise.
Please note: Please check the cage equipment regularly for damage and replace it if it is defective or if it is gnawed on in large dimensions, as otherwise injury to the animals cannot be ruled out.