Product Review - Pennine Play Block
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Review 1 of 2
Place Purchased: Wilkinsons
Price: £1.79
Score: 10/10
This toy is a mouse favourite! The many exit holes allow mice to climb up and down as well as go through the side entrances. It is great for nervous mice, who still feel secure inside the playblock but the toy is open enough for you to see the mice inside. I also use it with mice who have nerve damage to encourage them to climb and use their balance. It is made of sturdy plastic and is easy to clean. It comes in a range of bright colours and can be put in any cage. I also hang it from levels with cable ties, which works well as it uses wasted space. It is a shame they don’t make these in different shapes and sizes because they definitely are a must for mouseys!
Reviewer: Lau200
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Review 2 of 2
Place Purchased: Ebay.co.uk
Price: £1.66 (+£1.99 P&P)
Score: 5/10
I love the look of these and spent ages finding somewhere that sold them, because I just had to have one! It’s just massive, mousey Lego!
Unfortunately, the mice don’t like it very much, as it’s too open for them and they can’t really settle inside it, because of the huge holes in the floor. There are ten holes in each of these, two in each, long, rectangular face and one in each square end. These holes have a lip as well, which makes it even harder for them to settle in one, as it’s ever so slightly raised from the floor.
The lip is there for a reason, though, as they can be put together, as mentioned, like Lego. I think having a few would be quite good fun for them, as a climbing structure which looks fantastic. I only have the one and have rated this as a single item. I’m sure I would rate a PlayBlock structure very highly indeed.
Due to the fact that, singly, they’re not very good value for money, it will probably take me a while to get round to buying as many as is needed to make it worthwhile.
Reviewer: Effy
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