ITEM NAME:Natural Wood For Hamsters Organic Soft Wood, Non-Toxic, Pesticide-Free, Tho H6P2 Natural Wood For Hamsters Organic Soft Wood, Non-Toxic, Pesticide-Free, Tho H6P2 RABBIT TEETH HEALTHY--- Rabbits' teeth are always growing and they need to chew on hard things to keep them trimmed and healthy. This hard pine wood is the perfect piece of lumber for your rabbit to gnaw, chew and bite for optimal oral health. PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL BENEFITS--- With this exciting wooden chew toy you will stimulate your bunny both physically and mentally. Exploring, rolling and chewing will relieve boredom and strengthen your bond with your bunny. NATURAL FRESH PINE LUMBER--- This chew log is made from the sweet smelling fresh pine lumber. It is the perfect material for your pet bunny to chew on, as it is non toxic, 100% natural and very engaging for your bunny. CONTEMPORARY AND TEXTURED DESIGN--- The Rabbit chew stick's design is simply beautiful,and uses nature in a contemporary style. Your bunny will love exploring the textured surface, and peering through the hollow drilled through the center and the various other holes for your bunny to explore. perfect WOODEN CHEW LOG--- This chew log is perfect for your pet rabbit as it measures 7.8 Inches in length and 1.2 inch diameter. Unlike many other small and unimaginative chew toys this wood is a sizeable and interesting chewing toy to add to your rabbit's hutch. Color: natural wood color,Material: pine Healthy Teeth for Your Bunny? Those lovable, curious, furry creatures with long ears and short fluffy tails did not always live in a rabbit hutch or cage. Once a woodland creature, their natural, curious instincts are to chew on things especially wood. With two pairs of sharp front teeth and two peg teeth behind the top incisors, it is essential that you provide your pet bunny with the right chew toy. The constant growth of their teeth requires hard things to chew on to keep them trimmed and healthy. A Natural Chew Toy For Your Li.Those lovable, curious, furry creatures with long ears and short fluffy tails did not always live in a rabbit hutch or cage. Once a woodland creature, their natural, curious instincts are to chew on things especially wood.
