Kerbl Thinking & Learning Game Table

Exciting thinking and learning game for small animals, can be filled with fruit & vegetables, trains creativity, intelligence & skill, strengthens satisfaction, helps against underchallenge, made of real wood

Cognitive challenges through thinking and learning games are an important part of a varied everyday enclosure life and contribute significantly to the satisfaction and balance of your little friend. The Kerbl thinking and learning game table consists of two wooden discs, one on top of the other, of which the upper disc must be turned until the hole in it opens the way to the hidden delicacies in the lower disc. Even the attempt to solve this creative task requires physical and mental activity and thus promotes health, dexterity and intelligence. In addition, success is directly rewarded with a treat, which increases self-confidence and thus general well-being.

Rubber studs on the underside prevent slipping and thus make it easier to turn the disc. The untreated real wood of the Kerbl thinking and learning table is harmless and can therefore be gnawed on. The upper plate can be easily removed to clean the lower disc.

Kerbl thinking & learning table at a glance:

• Motivating toy for small animals
• Rewarding brain teaser: lid can be rotated to access the hidden rewards
• 3 snack cavities: different sizes, can be filled with nibbles, fruit & vegetables
• Occupation & play: for a varied daily routine in the enclosure
• Easy cleaning: Lid can be easily removed
• Natural material: made of untreated real wood, harmless & suitable for nibbling
• Non-slip: rubber studs on the underside prevent slipping
• Colour: natural
• Material
  • Turntables: Real wood (untreated)
  • Screw hinge: metal
• Dimensions
  • Total: approx. diameter 19 cm
• Cleaning instructions: wipe regularly with a damp cloth

Note: As with any other product, please supervise your pet when playing with this toy. Please check the product regularly for damage and replace the toy if it is defective or if parts are lost, otherwise injury to the animal cannot be ruled out.