Wooden DIY Toy Rodents Chewing & Climbing Bridge Chinchillas Cage Tunnel/Hideout/Hut/Ramp/Divider for Small Animal Guinea Pig（17*28 natural wood color） Grooming Tool The special design distributes heat

Name: Wooden DIY Toy Rodents Chewing & Climbing Bridge Chinchillas Cage Tunnel/Hideout/Hut/Ramp/Divider for Small Animal Guinea Pig（17*28 natural wood color） Grooming Tool The special design distributes heat
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 64812169426
Price: 26.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0027 (19 reviews)

Wooden DIY Toy Rodents Chewing & Climbing Bridge Chinchillas Cage Tunnel/Hideout/Hut/Ramp/Divider for Small Animal Guinea Pig（17*28 natural wood color） Grooming Tool The special design distributes heat

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Wooden DIY Toy Rodents Chewing & Climbing Bridge Chinchillas Cage Tunnel Hideout Hut Ramp Divider for Small Animal Guinea Pig（17*28 natural wood color） Grooming Tool The special design distributes heat The special design distributes heat more evenly around the food to prevent food from burning Waterproof Protection: Dense polyester lining creates a reliable barrier against spills and stains Promotes positive chewing behaviors can help keep her incisors trim and oral health Material:wood

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