Cardboard Diy Hamster Toys With Toilet Paper Rolls

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Cardboard diy hamster toys with toilet paper rolls. The hamster may shred the paper as part of their nesting instinct but he will not eat it as food. Use an empty cardboard box pieces of cardboard and toilet paper rolls to create a diy bug hotel like sarah. Then set another tube in the middle of each of the longer ends. Imaginary play using items made from toilet rolls.

Start by building a box frame base two sides roof using popsicle sticks and glue. Then take the yarn and tie it to the roof. Hey guys this video has been something i ve been putting off for months. Using an empty toilet paper roll make several small cuts at each end evenly spaced generally eight cuts on each side.

Use the bug hotel inside with plastic bugs or leave it outside to attract some real creepy crawlies. This is how you can make diy hamster toys made out of toilet rolls. Today i am here to show you guys some diys you can do for your hamster with toilet paper rolls toilet paper rolls are free so obviously these are great. Set a cardboard tube in each corner trimming them down as needed to make the platform low enough for your hamster to reach.

All out of toilet paper rolls less than 3 thanks for watching. Make a fun diy hamster playground by using wood popsicle sticks toilet paper roll tube yarn and glue. If some paper is left on the hamster may chew it but it is unlikely to be harmful. Cut a hole into the cardboard and insert the tube and that s it.

I finally got around to making it probably because my toilet paper tube collection. The cardboard liner from the center of a toilet roll makes a great chew toy for hamsters. First measure the empty toilet roll tubes and cut rectangular pieces of paper to cover them. Rest the end of one roll in the middle of another and stick in place with a hot glue gun.

This is basically a jungle gym for your little hammy to run around in. You can use a small amount of non toxic glue to ensure the pieces stay together. Add in some bits and pieces from nature like leaves sticks bark and pinecones. Glue the toilet paper rolls to the bottom of the platform.

Repeat this to glue a second pair together. Make this structure by using a cardboard box such as a shoe or tissue box and a toilet paper tube. This tunnel is easy to make and your hamster will like exploring it.