Small animal cage, bedding and food

By HOPper13
May 14, 2017 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted May 14, 2017

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Posted May 14, 2017

My daughter's mouse recently passed on and so we have a cage, some bedding and food left that would be a good start for a new mouse or hamster owner. We had two mice in the cage originally and it was perfect for them. The original wheel broke (during cage cleaning) but we added a free standing one that the mice were equally happy to use and which was much quieter.

?20 for the lot.

Collection from Ladywell.

BTW If you want to buy pet mice, we would recommend Supreme Animal Foods on Lewisham High Road - helpful staff and nice, non-biting mice!

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