Ferplast Olimpia Hamster Cage

The main love of my life is hamsters. I adore them and at the moment in my care I have four of them and two babies, one of which I'm keeping and the other I'm hoping to find a good home for. The more furries you get though the more costly a business it becomes believe me! Like a lot of people who get a hamster I started off with basic cage but after a while I felt cruel. Space was limited and they got bored in there and I simply felt it was unfair on them and so now, well my lot have far more interesting cages than when I started out on my hamster loving ways. Before I got any cage and ... more

When I bought my son his first hamster we bough a trendy Rotastak cage complete with extra tunnels and hiding places for it to live in! Percy loved this cage and seemed to really enjoy crawling around all the tunnels. When Percy sadly had to be put to sleep we decided eventually to replace him with another hamster but we kept the same cage as this made economical sense. After just a few days I knew I was going to need to replace the cage as our new hamster Jasper decided to use the tunnels as a toilet! The combined factors of hamster wee dripping through the tunnels and having to take the cage ... more

This review is also on my dooyoo account under the username alexcatt97. In this review I shall judge this cage on 5 different criteria which Design and Look, Durability, Cleaning, Hamster enjoyment and Value for Money. This cage is sold for an average price of £35. Design and Look The cage is designed very well with lots of space on the base of the cage with a tube going up to the second story and ladders going up to the other three stories with a wheel on the fourth story and a hideaway for the hamster on the fifth. Because of the amount of stories the hamster would be able to explore a lot ... more

after buying this cage online I couldn't believe how small it actually was. the wheel is far too small for even a dwarf, the house is not suitable for Syrian hamsters and the plastic door broke off within a day. there is a serious lack of floor space for a Syrian hamster and doesn't have any space for toys, chews, or a larger wheel. the plastic part is very difficult for hamsters to climb and the space between the platforms and the plastic is very dangerous for little feet. with the top part taken out, it could be made into a good add-on to a larger cage for a Syrian, but I wouldn't suggest ... more