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Natural tasty treats high in fibre and rich in natural ingredients. Ideal for hand-feeding, interaction and bonding with pet rabbits, guinea pigs, degus and chinchillas.
Selective Naturals Garden Sticks (Pea & Mint) And (Blackberry & Chamomile) are delicious and nutritious treats that can be given has a complement to your pet’s regular diet.
Perfect for hand feeding, interaction and bonding.
Ideal for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Chinchillas and Degus.
Pea And Mint:
Ground Timothy Hay, Ground Alfalfa Hay, Oat Flour, Ground Dried Locust Beans, Ground Peas (10%), Linseeds, Soya Oil, Dried Peppermint Leaves (0.5%), Peppermint Oil (0.2%)
Blackberry And Chamomile:
Ground timothy hay, ground alfalfa hay, oat flour, ground dried locust beans, ground peas, blackberries (4%), linseeds, soya oil, dried chamomile flowers (0.5%).
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Great as a special treat. My rabbits approve!
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Good, my bunny loves them
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Brought these as a nice change for my rabbits treat box. He has tried one and not a crumb was left so I guess you could say they taste good.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Selective Naturals Sticks, including answers from our team.
Sarah
Are these forest sticks suitable for hamsters? The front of the box says suitable for rabbits or guinea pigs. But the back says small animals.
These treats are intended for use in small herbivores, which includes rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and degus. They are unlikely to cause any harm to hamsters but contain hay which is only really digestible by herbivores. Hamsters are onnivores, similar to us, and so cannot digest hay properly.
I recommend choosing a hamster specific treat. We stock a wide range on our website, just follow the link here.
Sarah Masterson
are these OK for Syrian hamsters
These treats are intended for use in small herbivores, which includes rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and degus. They are unlikely to cause any harm to hamsters but contain hay which is only really digestible by herbivores. Hamsters are onnivores, similar to us, and so cannot digest hay properly.
I recommend choosing a hamster specific treat. We stock a wide range on our website, just follow the link here.
