Hamster Cages and Homes
Double-storey hamster and mouse cages, including a version with a tunnel, for more space to climb and explore.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose a two-level cage?
Extra levels give hamsters more space to climb and explore, keeping them active and reducing boredom.
Are the cages suitable for mice?
Yes, our double-storey cages are designed for hamsters and mice.
What should I put in the cage?
Deep bedding, a hideaway, a food bowl, a water bottle and things to explore, such as tunnels and chews.
Key Features of Our Hamster Cages and Homes
Double storey
Two levels for climbing and exploring.
Tunnel version
Built-in tunnel for extra activity.
Hamsters and mice
Suitable for small rodents.
Compare at a Glance
| Cage | Highlights | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Double storey cage with tunnel | Two levels plus tunnel | Very active hamsters |
| Double storey cage | Two levels | Hamsters and mice |
Hamster Cages and Homes: Space to Climb, Run and Explore
Hamsters are active, curious little animals that cover a surprising distance every night. A spacious, well-designed cage keeps them healthy and happy, reducing boredom and stress-related behaviours such as bar chewing and repetitive pacing.
Hamster and Mouse Double Storey Cage with Tunnel
This two-level cage includes a tunnel for extra exploring, giving your hamster more ways to move, hide and play. It is ideal for active hamsters that love variety.
Hamster and Mouse Cage Double Storey
A spacious two-level home that gives hamsters and mice extra room to climb and explore between levels.
What to Put in a Hamster Cage
- A deep layer of bedding for burrowing.
- A hideaway or nest for daytime sleep.
- A food bowl and a water bottle.
- Chews to keep teeth healthy.
- Tunnels and toys for night-time activity.
Where to Put the Cage
Choose a quiet room away from direct sunlight, radiators and draughts. Avoid busy areas during the day when your hamster is sleeping.
Add a cosy den from our hamster beds and hideaways.