Edible Timothy Hay Tunnel for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs and Small Pets in Medium or Large Pack Options
Edible timothy hay tunnel gives rabbits, guinea pigs and other small pets a place to hide, burrow, forage and chew. Oxbow uses hand-woven natural fiber to combine an indoor shelter with daily enrichment that encourages species-typical activity and gnawing.
Choose green in the documented 9.45-by-7.48-by-6.10-inch single size, natural medium, natural large or a natural large two-pack. Measure the animal and habitat opening before ordering so the pet can enter, turn and exit without becoming trapped. Place the tunnel on a stable, dry floor away from wheels, doors and high platforms. Supervise initial use, especially with animals that chew quickly or share a habitat, and remove loose strands or a damaged structure that could snag feet. Timothy hay can be chewed, but this accessory does not replace a balanced daily hay supply, fresh water or a clean hiding area. Keep it dry to prevent mold and discard it after contamination with urine, feces, moisture, insects or an unusual odor. Seek veterinary care for reduced eating, drooling, overgrown teeth or digestive slowdown.
Specifications
- Brand: Oxbow
- Product: Edible timothy hay tunnel
- Colors: Green or natural
- Sizes: Documented green size medium or large
- Pack formats: Single tunnel or natural large two-pack
- Listed variants: 4
- Material: Timothy hay
- Construction: Hand-woven natural fiber listed
- Documented green dimensions: 9.45 x 7.48 x 6.10 in
- Documented green weight: 6.72 oz
- Target animals: Rabbits guinea pigs chinchillas hamsters gerbils and rats listed
- Life stages: All listed
- Uses: Hiding nesting burrowing foraging and chewing
- Recommended area: Indoors
- Mounting: Floor
- Included component: 1 tunnel for documented single
- Documented model: 744845403113
- Storage: Keep dry
- Replacement: Discard after contamination or damage
Frequently Asked Questions
Which size and pack options are available?
Choose green, natural medium, natural large or a natural large two-pack.
Which animals are listed for this tunnel?
Rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, hamsters, gerbils and rats are listed.
Does the tunnel replace feeding hay?
No. It is enrichment and shelter, not the animal’s complete hay supply.
When should the tunnel be discarded?
Remove it after mold, moisture, waste contamination, insects or structural damage.