Guinea Pig, Hamster & Mice Enclosures
How to Use
Guinea Pig Cage
Before keeping or setting up Guinea Pigs. It is important to understand the animals needs. Visit websites, read books and list your animals specific needs.
All animals need:
- Food and to produce waste
- Water
- Shelter/ somewhere to sleep
- Space/ somewhere to live
- Appropriate substrate
- Temperature is appropriate
- Lighting
- Ventilation / airflow
Guinea Pigs are a ground dwelling animal.
Place a large bowl of Guinea Pig food in the cage. Add some fresh water. A water feeder is best as it won’t get knocked over.
Providing a shelter protects them from the weather, also making them feel safer from other animals.
Be careful not to scare them as Guinea Pigs can die from heart attacks very easily.
Guinea Pigs can be very messy so it’s good to clean out the cage once a week.
Kritter’s Crumble can be recycled in the garden and compost unlike other products that need to be thrown in the waste bin.
Mouse Cage
Before keeping or setting up mice. It is important to understand the animals needs. Visit websites, read books and list your animals specific needs.
All animals need:
- Food and to produce waste
- Water
- Shelter/ somewhere to sleep
- Space/ somewhere to live
- Appropriate substrate
- Temperature is appropriate
- Lighting
- Ventilation / airflow
Mice are a ground dwelling and a climbing animal.
They prefer a temperature between (22° to 26° Celsius) or (71.6° to 78.5° Fahrenheit). So ensure you provide the correct temperature for your animal.
Ensure the animals enclosure is clean before setting up.
Spread a 3cm or 1 inch layer of Kritter’s Crumble on the floor of the enclosure.
Completely change the Kritter’s Crumble every week. Remember to check the food and water daily.
Mice are intelligent animals so include things for them to do.
Kritter’s Crumble can be recycled in the garden and compost unlike other products that need to be thrown in the waste bin.
Rat Cage
Before keeping or setting up Rats. It is important to research and understand the animals needs. Visit websites, read books and list your animals specific needs.
All animals need:
- Food and to produce waste
- Water
- Shelter/ somewhere to sleep
- Space/ somewhere to live
- Appropriate substrate
- Temperature is appropriate
- Lighting
- Ventilation / airflow
Rats are a ground dwelling and climbing animal and prefer a temperature between (22° to 26° Celsius) or (71.6° to 78.5° Fahrenheit). So ensure you provide the correct temperature for your animal.
Ensure the animals enclosure is clean before setting up.
Spread a 3cm or 1 inch layer of Kritter’s Crumble on the floor of the enclosure.
Completely change the Kritter’s Crumble every week.
Remember to check the food and water daily.
Rats are an intelligent animal so include things for them to do.
Kritter’s Crumble can be recycled in the garden and compost unlike other products that need to be thrown in the waste bin.
