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26 Sep Toilet Paper

Posted at 07:10h in Non-Human Primates by admin 0 Comments

NHPs love destructible enrichment! Give them toilet paper! They can manipulate, and tear as much as…...

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26 Sep Monkey Boards

Posted at 07:05h in Non-Human Primates by admin 0 Comments

Monkey Boards Behaviors Foraging, Chewing Animals Non-Human Primates Type Object...

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26 Sep Rabbit Play Areas

Posted at 04:26h in Rabbits by admin 0 Comments

While standard rabbit caging prohibits rabbit from stretching fully vertically as well traveling...

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26 Sep Frog Huts

Posted at 04:20h in Aquatics by admin 0 Comments

Frogs can experience competitive feeding behaviors. Huts like this can decrease this aggression...

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26 Sep Rabbit Bags

Posted at 04:12h in Cross Species, Rabbits by admin 0 Comments

Rabbits love to make noises with objects and chew! Non human primates love to tear up things and...

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26 Sep Icees with Wheat Grass

Posted at 04:08h in Cross Species by admin 0 Comments

Rabbits, NHPs, and Swine spend hours enjoying icees, especially when fruit treats are inside....

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26 Sep Pig Boxes

Posted at 03:57h in Farm Animals by admin 0 Comments

Pigs love to root. This box allows them to root, chew, and explore what's in the box...

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26 Sep Pig Water Tubs

Posted at 03:47h in Farm Animals by admin 0 Comments

As long you make the holes big enough, and put tasty treats inside, pigs will spend time rooting for…...

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26 Sep Rabbit Boxes

Posted at 03:38h in Rabbits by admin 0 Comments

As long you make the holes big enough, and put tasty treats inside, pigs will spend time rooting...

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26 Sep Coconut Icees

Posted at 03:19h in Non-Human Primates by admin 0 Comments

The perfect summer treat to allow them to work to get the fruits inside, to lick the icees, and to groom…...

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