Wooden Chewing Toy for Small Animals, Natural Wood for Rabbit, Guinea Pig, Bunny, Chinchilla

The media could not be loaded. Very well made and easy to install treats into. I got this to torture an annoying squirrel that keeps menacing us and after installing a whole pecan into the center, he was immediately engaged and rolling it and throwing it around attempting to destroy it.Unfortunately, I learned that squirrels are much more smart then anticipated. He managed to work out how to dismantle it in about 5 min.Unfortunately, I also learned that I am less smart then I previously hoped, as I have been attempting to reassemble it for about 30 minutes now. Luckily, there are instructions in the product images here. (just not inside the box ;)

But literally soo hard to put back together. I haven't been able to yet. So it's only been used once. And u have to take a phew off just to put the treats on.

We've purchased various types from pet stores before, but this one is by far the best. It might be because it's the perfect size, allowing us to place nuts or pieces of vegetables in a special hole in the center—they can happily chew and gnaw on it for hours and also carry it around the cage. Either way, we will definitely buy more!

My dwarf Holland lop was just not very interested in this toy even with food stuffed inside.

This treat-filled toy keeps him occupied and away from the furniture. We are very pleased with this purchase and highly recommend it to anyone with small pets.

It arrived wrapped in plastic. I unwrapped the plastic from it and one of the wooden pieces immediately fell out. It’s very shoddily put together and probably would not have made it intact through delivery had it not been wrapped tightly in plastic. I put the wooden piece back and it didn’t stay in place. My hamster was able to completely disassemble the entire toy into a pile of wooden sticks in 3 minutes and 26 seconds (yes I timed it😂) disappointed I spent money for a toy and ended up with a pile of sticks.

If you’re getting this for a rabbit or hamster or something, they might be uninterested at first! But if you put hay or some kind of treat inside, they’re more likely to play with it and actually chew it! The dowels holding the toy together are pretty loose and can be undone, so I worry it’ll eventually fall apart, but so far I haven’t had an issue so I’ll assume it’s fine lol

Cute toy. I purchased this toy for my two Holland Lop ( Mars & Cannoli) on July 12. The youngest Mars found away to destroy this toy within 3 weeks. It is in pieces on my living room floor. See attached photo of the poor toy and the culprit. Maybe they will chew on the wood pieces laying on the ground :). This toy will not survive being tossed or moved around. Good Luck!