Product Reviews - Super Pet Fiddle Sticks
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Review 1 of 3
Place Purchased: Pets at Home
Price: £2.49
Score: 9/10
These are a really handy little piece of cage furniture. I’ve used mine as a bridge between levels, as well as a little perch level and a small hidey hole/burrow with bedding. Being wood, it does tend to soak up the pee and get a bit pongy but usually soaking it and drying it out for a few days does the trick. It’s really good value for money simply due to it’s versatility, and it’s really really popular with the mice too.
I give it 10 out of 10 and would definitely buy again.
Reviewer: Vicki_of_Abno
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Review 2 of 3
Place Purchased: Pets at Home
Price: 2 for £3!
Score: 10/10
These are a really good addition to any small rodent cage. Its a column of non-toxic sticks in a row with wire through it. Due to the wire, you are able to bend the thing into a variety of different shapes. A nest, a bridge, a ladder or just a pile of sticks. It’s a good boredom buster and the mice also chew it which stops their teeth overgrowing. It does begin to stink over time but a good soak in boiling water and then being dried through eradicates the odours. They are a fab piece of cage furniture and good value for money. They also come in two different larger sizes.
Reviewer: Sqeakz
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Review 3 of 3
Place Purchased: Pampered Piggies
Price: 2 for £3
Score: 10/10
These are brilliant and are so versatile as well as the differing sizes that all mouse cage should have at least one in them! They can be used as a bed, a tunnel, a ladder, a lookout, or anything else that takes your fancy. The sticks come in both natural wood and a colourful “tropical” version to fit whatever type of theme you have in your cage.
In terms of cleaning I just go over them with a damp flannel and hot water/ cleaner once a week and leave to dry naturally (or in the airing cupboard if it’s cold). They don’t absorb as much wee as you might expect as a good deal of it falls through the small gaps between the bits of wood - although obviously this depends in the shape you have them set up in.
Reviewer: Acapae
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