Zoozone Habitat, Medium, Blue

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We recommend this offering from Savic as it offers a great variety of accessories, without sacrificing space. I had mentioned that the care of the cage in transit needed attention and this was sorted although, as said above, the upper part was still cracked.

The other good news is that we’ve sifted through the vast array of hamster cages on the market so that you don’t have to. There is also a slot into which you can simply drop the water bottle, which makes for particularly easy water top-ups. Many cages do not offer enough space, and if a hamster’s living area is too small it will become stressed, unhappy and unhealthy. The Zoozone is very similar to the Duna Maxi Multi (our pick for the best hamster cage if money isn’t an issue), in that it has enough space to provide any hamster with the perfect habitat.For instance, all accessories are attached to the lift-off base, which minimises finickiness when cleaning the cage. It even comes equipped with a penthouse suite, so if your hamster has a taste for the finer things in life, you can rest assured that they’re lounging in style. Furthermore, there should be plenty to keep your hamster engaged and happy, such as tubes, wheels and items to gnaw on. While many cages are so small that they verge on cruel, this model’s capacious design comfortably trumps almost every other offering. We advise that Blue Cross’ guidelines should be used as the benchmark for space, so aim for a cage with floor dimensions of at least 75cm by 40cm.

Considering it will provide any hamster with the perfect home, however, we’d say that’s an investment worth making. Despite this large number of accessories, the cage is surprisingly easy to assemble, so we’re sure you’ll like the cage almost as much as your beloved hamster.If you want to move your hamster to a better location, or simply clean the room, the cage’s modest size and sturdy design make for great portability. Key specs – Accessories: Water bottle, food bowls, wheel, house, tunnels, platforms, slides, toilet; Dimensions: L80cm x W50cm x H50cm; Total floor space: 4,000cm2; Weight: 5. Furthermore, the wire grid at the top of the cage opens, which comes in handy if you want to do some quick maintenance or just give your little friend some affection. We ended up blocking the end off with a massive brick to stop her as given another night she'd have been through the plastic!

Simply housing your hamster in a metal cage is not enough; it needs ample space to sleep, hide and run around.

Indeed, hamsters need lots of room, and the cage must have enough room to house nesting material and the aforementioned items of enrichment and entertainment. Many cages that come pre-equipped with items sacrifice vital open space for your hamster, but we’re happy to report that this isn’t the case here. There is a great selection of affordable options to choose from, some that come pre-equipped with the tubes, wheels and other accessories, and others that have multiple levels for your pet to explore. Having a deep base of transparent/translucent plastic is ideal, because it enables you to check up on your hamster as it burrows.

According to Blue Cross, their cages should have a minimum of 1,800cm2 floor space, but ideally they should have more. The lid is secure but can be removed easily, so cleaning the Habitat is less finicky than in other cages. One thing worth noting is the Zoozone doesn’t come pre-equipped with additional accessories such as wheel and house.It’s so large that once it’s been filled with all the accessories your hamster needs, it will still have plenty of space to run around. The emphasis here is clearly on living space – you can fill the Zoozone with every item a hamster needs and could ever want, and they’ll still have plenty of room to roam around. Although the hamster Heaven comes wonderfully equipped, there is still ample space for your hamster to stretch its legs. While Dwarf hamsters are more sociable than Syrian hamsters, and can often enjoy sharing a home, it’s important to note that groups must be formed early in their lives, and you should be prepared to house your pets separately if they don’t get on well together.