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PVC Forager

$9.49 $8.69

Exotic Nutrition's PVC Forager is a fun and interactive toy for your pet. This accessory has ample interior space for treats like dried fruit, insects, or yogurt drops. Both sides of the PVC pipe have colorful lids that flip up to reveal treats and encourage foraging activity. Suggested for sugar gliders, birds, squirrels, marmosets and other small animals.

  • Ample interior space for treats
  • Colorful lids provide a new level of difficulty in foraging activity
  • Exact product color and design may vary from pictured product.
  • Suggested treats to put inside forage toy:

Measurements: Approximately 8" tall (including chain) x 5" wide.

All captive animals require toys to provide entertainment in the cage, especially when left alone for extended periods. It is imperative for mental and physical health to have an array of stimulating toys available at all times. Toys enrich the lives of pets while encouraging natural foraging instincts found in the wild. Add 2-3 toys to your pet's cage at a time and switch them out regularly for continued stimulation.

Always supervise pets at play. Thoroughly inspect toys and accessories on a daily basis. Wipe product clean with a damp soft cloth as needed before returning it to the cage.

Customer Reviews

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Christina Dennett
Fancy rat purchase

Bought for our rats. Holds a lot and easy to fill and durable.

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Paige Curry
My rat is OBSESSED

My rat is a retired lab rat who loves having something to solve and this instantly became her new favorite toy when I put it in her cage. 100% recommend to anyone with a curious critter!

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Dana

My pet loves it and it’s perfect for him

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elianna cartagena
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The ratties had a good time figuring out how to get their treats and the toy does have reusability, it just needs to be cycled in and out of the enclosure setup. -Elianna C

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kstuppy
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I wish I could stay up and watch how my gliders get the food out of this. The first day I watched them struggle for a short time (they play out of the cage until my bedtime), but they hadn't figured it out when I went to bed. In the morning all treats were gone, so I know they figured it out at some point. I took it out to clean it and haven't replaced it yet. I don't want it to get too easy and there are other foraging toys to rotate it with and it will go back tonight. -Kristen S.

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