Willow Chew Ball for Rabbits and Small Pets, Stuffable Natural Foraging Toy in Large and X-Large Sizes

Turn hay time into an engaging activity. This stuffable willow chew ball gives rabbits and other small pets a natural place to gnaw while encouraging them to pull hay from its hollow center. Once the filling is gone, the willow shell remains useful as a plain chew.

Suitable for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, rats, mice, hamsters, gerbils, and degus, it brings chewing and foraging together in one easy-to-refill toy.

Key Features

• Pack loose hay into the center until snug but still easy to pull out. Your pet gets a rewarding foraging challenge that adds mental stimulation to their routine.
• The shell is made from 100% real QiLiu willow branches that are never sprayed with pesticides or chemicals, providing a natural wood surface for gnawing.
• Chewing the willow helps wear down the continuously growing incisors and molars of rabbits and other small pets while giving them an outlet for natural chewing behavior.
• Fresh greens or herbs can replace hay occasionally for variety, and the unfilled willow ball can still be offered as a simple chew between refills.
• Two size choices suit different pets and households: Large works well for smaller species and many single-pet homes, while X-Large accommodates bigger rabbits, multiple pets, or enthusiastic chewers.

Specifications

• Material: 100% real QiLiu willow branches.
• Design: Hollow ball with a center stuffing hole.
• Large diameter: 8 inches.
• X-Large diameter: 10 inches.
• Fillings: Loose hay, fresh greens, or herbs.
• Suitable species: Rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, rats, mice, hamsters, gerbils, and degus.
• Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place with good airflow.
• Dietary use: A supplement to regular grass hay, not a replacement.

Supervise your pet during their first introductions to the ball, particularly if they are young or small. Replace it if it becomes damp, smells musty, is heavily chewed through, or has been reduced to a small piece. Refill it as part of your pet’s enrichment routine while continuing to provide their usual grass hay diet.