Hyena Enrichment Toy - ZHY1
More than just a food dispenser, the Hyena Enrichment Toy promotes physical activity, problem-solving, and social interaction while encouraging the natural behaviours observed in the wild.
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The Hyena Enrichment Toy is designed to encourage natural foraging behaviours while providing mental and physical stimulation. It features a captive treat-dispensing ball that is only accessible from the front opening. By reaching inside, the animal rotates the ball, which gradually releases small amounts of dry food.
The ball cannot be removed by the animals and can only be taken out by a keeper. The enrichment device can be hung or secured to the ground using the supplied chain, allowing for flexible installation.
Refilling is quick and easy: simply rotate the pipe until the filling tube is facing upwards, remove the retaining shackle, pour in dry food, and replace the shackle.
Designed for use by one or multiple animals, this enrichment toy encourages exploration, problem-solving, and physical activity. When two hyenas interact with the toy simultaneously, it creates a fascinating display of rolling movements and vocal exchanges, similar to the interactions seen when feeding on a carcass in the wild. The captive ball remains between the animals, preventing direct contact while allowing completely safe interaction.
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