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The Boredom Breaker Carrot Toy 'n' Treat Holder is an excellent toy which features 3 removable carrots which your pet can remove and gnaw on. There is also a hole in the centre which can hold their favourite treats. Can be bolted onto a wire cage. Click here for replacement carrots.
Ideal for rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs and other small animals.
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This is excellent and our rats love them !
Customer recommends this product
My hamster found this amazing he especially liked hiding the carrots and chewing on them. I found this product amazing value and it was great to see my hamster enjoying it. The only problem was the green tops were chewed away in the first night but he loved doing it so that maid up for it.
Customer recommends this product
Worth it. My girl is a climber and so enjoys getting up to reach the holder. The carrots are always carried around, and the treat holder is a great little add on. Super easy to install into your pets cage, safe chewable wood. Keeps her busy! Highly recommend for people with critters who are always looking for something to do
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This is great the degus love it. I keep finding the carrots hidden around their cage. Really good value.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Boredom Breaker Carrot Toy 'n' Treat Holder for Small Animals, including answers from our team.
Eden
Does the toy and treat holder come with the carrots shown in the picture, or do you have to buy them separately?
Hello,
Thank you for getting in touch.
The Boredom Breaker Carrot Toy 'n' Treat Holder is an excellent toy which features 3 removable carrots which your pet can remove and gnaw on.
Hope that helps,
Kellie.
