Animals belong in homes, not cages

We started Bandaby to help families all over the world give animals like hamsters, gerbils, rabbits and guinea pigs a loving home instead of a cage That’s why we want everything we make to be outstanding for welfare, outrageously good quality and GORGEOUS Thank you for helping us make the world a kinder and more fabulous place for floofs!

Lots of happy families

Before
After

The difference between a cage and a home

Barney spent the first half of her life in a tiny cage with nowhere to burrow and none of the enrichment she needed

When her owners had to relocate, we rescued her and gave her a home where she could forage, dig and nap to her heart's content

Our homes are

  • Above the minimum size

    Minimum - 100x50x50cm

    Bandaby Home - 120x60x70cm

  • Rock solid & secure

    We use powder-coated aluminium, high grade acrylic & metal screws - so no chewing or bowing

  • Big enough for all the essentials
    • Comfortably fits +30cm of bedding (for lots of burrowing!) with a full-size wheel
    • Plenty of space for hides, sandbath, substrates and enrichment
  • Easy to clean
    • Four doors open independently & rest open for easy spot cleaning
    • Lots of ventilation + non-absorptive materials to prevent odours

and this easy to set up

Are you new to

Hamster Care?

It can be a confusing & overwhelming experience getting your first hamster. Don't worry! We've got your back.

There are thousands of hamsters looking for a forever home Look up local rescue charities near you

Rescue Scorecard

Homes, not cages. It's not just a tagline to us. We work really hard to support the rescue community & we are super proud of the impact we made during our first product launch!

Hamsters Rescued:

3

Homes Donated to Rescues:

3

Full Home & Set Up Donated to Adopting Family:

1

Bedding Donated to Rescues:

20kg

1% of all revenue goes to animal rescues

We use your money to support animal charities caring for rescued hamsters and farm animals - because all animals deserve a home, not a cage