Star 'n' Truffles Forage Tray | Christmas Edit

Ingredients: Lignocellulose, meadow hay (23.3%), extruded maizemeal, vegetable starch, dried raspberry (4.9%), alfalfa (4.5%), marigold blossoms (1.8%), dried chamomile plant (1.4%), dried parsley (0.9%), dried peppermint (0.9%), dried nettle (0.9%), dried dandelion (0.9%), vegetable oil.

Feeding guide: Complementary pet food. Offer the balls gradually over the festive period, using the tray and star as a foraging challenge.

Suitable for: All small animals.

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Is the Star 'n' Truffles Forage Tray a Christmas gift for rabbits and guinea pigs?

A little festive tray with something to investigate, something to gnaw and fruity treats to discover makes a lovely Christmas offering for rabbits and guinea pigs. The hay and herb star takes centre stage, with ten raspberry-coated balls to offer gradually throughout the celebrations. A present with more than one way to enjoy it, including the tray itself.

Can rabbits and guinea pigs eat dried raspberries?

Raspberries naturally contain vitamins and bring a fruity flavour to these crunchy coated balls. Because dried fruit also contains natural sugars, offer them as treats, following the feeding guide to introduce the balls gradually over the festive period rather than serving all ten on Christmas morning.

Is it safe for my small pet to gnaw the hay-coated cardboard tray?

Yes. The tray is made from compressed cardboard coated in hay and is designed to be gnawed, meaning it has a role far beyond holding the treats. The texture encourages their natural instinct to shred and chew, making the serving dish itself part of the enrichment experience. A Christmas serving dish with a rather different future from the ones in your kitchen.

How do I turn this tray into a Christmas morning foraging game?

Tuck the tray into a corner of your pet's home and add a handful of their regular hay or favourite suitable dried herbs over some of the raspberry-coated balls. Inviting them to nose through the extra layers to find the hidden raspberry treasures turns a simple snack into a rewarding mental challenge that helps keep them happily occupied. Keep the remaining balls aside to refresh the activity another day.