ERKOON 11 Pack Chinchillas Chew Toys, Toys Accessories for Teeth Care, Natural Apple Wood Ladder Bell Roller for Russian Hamster Gerbils Rats Guinea Pigs

This was purchased for my granddaughters dwarf hamster, named Tiny. She hasnt used all of them, but the ones put in her hamster mansion (its very big) are enjoyed by her. Id buy it again.

These were crammed into a small package and they were mostly all broken. I bought them for my chinchilla and couldn’t use most of them. Definitely disappointed in the quality. Won’t purchase again.

My hamster loves just about all of these. I gave a few of these toys to a friend, and her small pet adored them too!

The hut piece is very small and a grown chinchilla will NOT fit under it. However, they like sitting on top of it while playing with the other toys. Its a good gift pack but if you are looking for something they can hide in this is not the right pack.

Perfect chew toys for my chinchilla. They last her awhile and she uses all of them. The little sticks and toy with the bell are her favorite!

Description says this could be used for chinchillas however there are many choking hazards, includes pinecones which is a big no for chinchillas and many toys were covered in glue.

A lot of the items have glue on them which is difficult to remove (read: spend hours sanding it down), also chinchillas cannot have pine cones so those were tossed right out. The little bridge of sticks was too small for them to enjoy so I took it apart and put the sticks around their cage to enjoy. Theyre good sticks! I probably wont order again, but Im not mad I did.

My hamster loves there toys and the bridge! I super recommend covering the bridge with reptile moss because the gaps are just large enough to get a leg or toe stuck in it! Hamsters are not happy campers when they are in a cast!!

PLEASE take the pinecone out of your animals enclosures!! They’re toxic, especially to rats! The pine cones are real, it says so in the description! Please be various guys!! Other than that, most toys are safe to use, aside from the ones with glue on it!

Those little grey hair like spikes are needle like strands of frayed wire. I didn’t notice them when I first added it to the cage because I didn’t touch that part when I installed it. The rats have been chewing on it and that’s RIGHT next to where their faces and eyes were. I only noticed it because I wanted to move it and I got pricked in the finger. It seemed like a good, safe, trustworthy option because of the toy to price ratio but I guess I was wrong. Insanity. (I was in the middle of wrapping it with floral wire so my rats don’t get stabbed by it like I did)