Hamster Ball, 5.5 Inch Clear Hamster Exercise Ball With Clip-In Lid, Durable Plastic Rat Running Ball For Dwarf Hamster, Small Pet Rat To Break Boredom & Increases Activity, Yellow

SIZE DETAILS: S: F 5.5 inches. The diameter of small hamster ball is 5.5 inches, fit for dwarf hamsters, small pet rats, or other dwarf rodent breeds, but maybe not rats, chinchillas, and even adult hamsters. In order to ensure your rodent can enjoy a comfortable ride, please must measure your small pets accordingly before placing an order, to make sure whether the size fits your small pets.

BPA-FREE MATERIAL: dwarf hamster ball is made of high-quality & BPA-free plastic that is resistant to shattering and shocks. The transparent design with a tint of light yellow color provides proper visibility for your pets when exploring while allowing you to know about your small animal’s every move and make sure it’s safe.

SECURITY & VENTILATION: clear hamster ball has a safe clip-in lid, which is easy to twist and lock, preventing your pet from escaping it while running. The hamster exercise ball with ribs inside can support a better gripping power for your pet, as well as help to maintain a safe and comfortable posture, preventing the risk of injuries. The multiple holes on the surface of hamster balls provide excellent ventilation, giving enough air for your pet to breathe and work out properly.

ENRICH LIVES OF SMALL PETS: gerbil ball is an entertaining and safe way to encourage your small pets to exercise and explore, keeping your pets within normal weight limits and living a healthy lifestyle. In addition, the hamster ball toy provides an excellent temporary play area to arrange for your pets when cleaning their cage. Such a great way to break your small furry friends’ boredom!

IMPORTANT TIPS FOR SAFE USING: Please choose the correct size ball for your small pet. You need to always keep watch, never let your small pet roam alone in the hamster ball or explore where near doors or stair gates. Moreover, you’re better to limit the amount of time within 30 minutes it spends in a hamster ball, as anything longer than half an hour can make it disoriented and it can be dangerous.