Cat Hamster House, Biomimicry Burrow Easy Clean
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Hamster house shaped like my cat's yawn. Burrow-inspired: chimney ear vents, food stash step, lifts off to clean.
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The safest place for a hamster is inside the cat. This is a hamster house shaped like my real cat Bagheera in the middle of a yawn, with the burrow design of a real hamster home hidden inside.
BIOMIMICRY: WHAT NATURE DOES, WHAT THIS COPIES
Wild hamsters do not sleep in a box. They dig burrows with a nest chamber, a separate food stash, and more than one opening. Burrowing animals such as prairie dogs also use a low opening plus a high opening, so air can move through the tunnel without a fan. This house translates that into a printed object:
Low entrance and high exits: the yawning mouth is the low entrance, and the two ear tips are raised chimney vents (a 6 mm bore from the nest roof to each ear tip), so warm air can rise out while fresh air comes in through the mouth.
Nest chamber: a domed room, about 66 mm wide and 60 mm tall, big enough for a pair of dwarf hamsters to curl up.
Food stash step: a low wall with a doorway at the back of the nest, like the separate food chamber of a real burrow.
Sloped entrance: the tongue is a gripped ramp down to the desk, like the sloped mouth of a burrow.
This is a design inspired by burrow structure. I did not run airflow tests, so please read the vents as passive ventilation help, not a measured result.
THE JOKE
Everyone knows hamsters are afraid of cats. So I built the one place no cat would ever check: inside the cat. The face is Bagheera, caught mid "I am not tired".
EASY TO CLEAN
Two parts: the head lifts straight off the base tray. No screws, no tools. A hidden plug on the tray keeps the head in place.
Smooth inside, no tiny crevices. Wipe the tray and nest with warm water and mild soap, rinse well, air dry.
PETG is recommended (it washes well and takes a bit of chewing).
PRINT NOTES
Size assembled: about 150 x 145 x 149 mm. Fits the A1 mini as two plates.
Printer/profile: Bambu Lab A1 mini, 0.4 nozzle, PETG, Textured PEI plate.
Plate 1, head: 0.16 mm, 11 h 1 m, 163 g, tree supports from the plate, brim. It is sliced cut face down.
Plate 2, tray: 0.16 mm, 4 h 10 m, 77 g, tree supports under the ramp. Both plates print without AMS.
Total about 15 h 11 m and 240 g of PETG.
The head is a 2.4 mm hollow shell on purpose (open at the bottom, closed by the tray plug).
HAMSTER SAFETY (please read)
This is a concept design and I have NOT printed or tested it with live hamsters yet. Check it yourself before use.
Dwarf hamsters can squeeze through gaps of about 1 cm, so keep the head seated on the tray. The ear vents are only 6 mm.
Hamsters chew. Inspect the house often and replace it if it gets chewed.
Not a toy for cats. Do not paint the inside.
ABOUT THIS MODEL
Designed with AI assistance (Tripo AI) from a photo of my cat, then prepared for printing by me: hollowed, split into two parts, vents and stash step added, sliced. The pictures are concept renders (painted look), not photos of a finished print.