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Got this for our little hamster & shes been loving it since.

Lets start with this, my hamster is not very smart… She loves this though! I was trying to potty train her after moving her to a new cage. Well, she LOVES to sleep in it. Its full of bedding and she couldnt be happier! Comes with a little scooper to clean out the litter! I will post a photo to share my giggles!

My dwarf hamster loved it, he went straight in. It’s definitely made his sand baths not messy

Poor quality! Broke 1 week in the hamster pen.

You wont regret getting this. My hammie loves it.

Its very cute, although a little bigger than my dwarf hamster needs but she uses it. She gets in there and rolls around after we give a her a washcloth bath. She doesnt poop in it like some people say but we introduced this her after having her for 18 mos so she already had her poop spot prior to this gadget. The little cat ears are cute. Its easy to clean although I have to take it out of the top of the cage because its too big to go through the gate.

This is good dimensions for a hamster. Previously we used a bowl, but this helps control the mess a little bit. It does have a larger footprint, though. We use reptile sand, which is supposed to be the lowest dust option and safer for their tiny lungs. Our hamsters roll around in it to give themselves a bath, then they use it as a litter box LOL. Weve tried having two bowls, hoping they would use one as a bath and the other as a litter box, to no avail. Oh well, we just scoop it out like we would a kitty litter box.

Good size. I ordered the large. My female Syrian hamster fits well enough in it with room to spare. Shes about 5 inches long. Good purchase.

its a great size for a hamster bath, but you will want to plan on sufficient bedding to sit flush with the top level of this bath. Otherwise its rather tall for the smaller pets.

hamster habitat