WICKER PRODUCTS

This handwoven willow ball is a versatile enrichment item suitable for a wide range of species – from rodents and birds to larger mammals. The ball can be adapted to the...

This hand-woven wicker egg is a sibling to our wicker ball – just in an elongated shape and with a looser, less dense weave. Thanks to its different shape and looser weave, the...

This hand-made wicker fish is an item that delights aquatic animals such as otters, as well as parrots, which enjoy exploring and taking it apart. Thanks to the naturally...

This hand-woven wicker teardrop-shaped basket is a versatile enrichment item that encourages natural activity, motivates movement, and develops motor skills. It is ideal for...

This hand-made wicker tunnel provides a safe hiding place – an essential part of any animal's space – and can also serve as an entertaining climbing feature that encourages...

This handwoven willow tube offers a meaningful challenge that encourages natural curiosity, active engagement and the development of motor skills. Animals rotate the tube around...

This three-dimensional wicker fish, hollow on the inside, gives animals a natural stimulus for exploration, manipulation and – with an opening cut into it – for obtaining food....

This hand-made wicker basket is a versatile enrichment item that combines practicality and fun for a range of species. It offers a comfortable resting spot where the animal can...

This hand-made wicker swing ring is a naturally attractive and functional item that enriches an animal's environment with opportunities for swinging, climbing and resting....

This handwoven willow lantern with an open lattice weave is a natural alternative to classic feeding cages. Animals have to obtain food through the barrier of the lattice –...

This hand-made wicker ball-shaped drum presents a meaningful challenge that encourages natural behaviour, curiosity and motor development in animals. To reach the contents...

This hand-made wicker drum presents a meaningful challenge that encourages natural curiosity, active engagement and the development of motor skills. Animals rotate the drum to...