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Hamster/Mouse/Gerbil cage and LOTS of accessories


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Savic cage suitable for 1x hamster, 2x gerbils or 2x mice.

Cage itself have some cracks on the corners to the plastic tub section but is completely useable and safe! Comes with a stand alone water bottle, a wheel and a food bowl.

I will also give you a (very slightly damaged) little house for them to sleep in and a selection of small animal accessories like chew toys, seesaws, swings and ladders which are great to keep them active and healthy!  (not all pictured because it won’t allow me to upload them annoyingly!)

I’ll also throw in some hamster/mouse food (vet recommended), treats, hanging chew stick, sawdust and natural bedding.

Cage alone £30 (bought for £54). Accessories and cage £45. Collection only from East Dulwich.

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