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Veggie Burst Scrummy Strawberries
A gnawable treat with real strawberries - and a whole meadow of grasses to go with them.
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Rabbits are grazers at heart. Given the chance, they'd spend their day working through grasses, foraging for something worth finding, and occasionally stumbling across something sweet. These strawberry-shaped gnaws are built around that instinct - timothy, barley, and alfalfa as the foundation, with real dried strawberry, carrot, beetroot, and apple woven through. Something to work at. Something worth the effort.
All natural flavours and colours. Low in fat at 2%, high in fibre at 13%. Six gnaws per pack, each around 4cm - just the right size for a proper sit-down forage.
Suitable for all rabbits and rodents.
Nutritional highlights: Fat 2% · Fibre 13%
Ingredients: Wheat plant (18.18%), pea fibre (15.6%), oat bran (15%), corn starch (13.2%), timothy grass (10.2%), barley grass (10%), alfalfa (5.8%), vegetable glycerin, dried pumpkin (2.6%), dried carrot (2%), dried strawberry (1.8%), dried beetroot (1.2%), dried apple (0.8%), dried algae — Haematococcus pluvialis (0.12%)
Feeding guide: 1 strawberry per pet, every 1–2 weeks.
Suitable for: All rabbits and rodents.
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Why are grasses so important in a small animal treat?
Timothy, barley, and alfalfa aren't just filler - they're the foundation of a healthy small animal diet. Rabbits and guinea pigs are natural grazers, and fibre from forage grasses keeps the gut moving properly. At 13% fibre, these strawberries are doing proper work, not just tasting good.
Is strawberry safe for rabbits?
Yes - dried strawberry in small amounts is perfectly safe and most rabbits love it. As with any fruit ingredient, the natural sugar content means it's best kept as an occasional treat rather than a daily offering. The once-a-fortnight feeding guide keeps things nicely balanced so you can treat them without worrying.
What is Haematococcus pluvialis?
It's a type of freshwater algae and one of the richest natural sources of astaxanthin - a powerful antioxidant. You'll find it in premium pet supplements for its anti-inflammatory properties. At 0.12% it's a small but quietly considered ingredient.
Which animals can have these?
Rabbits and guinea pigs are the natural fit, but these are suitable for all small rodents including chinchillas and degus. Stick to one strawberry per pet every one to two weeks regardless of species.
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