Rosewood Naturals Summerfield Salad, Small Animal Treat for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Chinchillas, Degus, Hamster and Gerbils, 100g

These rosewood foraging mixes are so cheap and so worth the money! This is for rabbits but didn’t realise that as their ‘autumn something’ mix actually had a hamster on it so I thought this would also be okay for my hamster (but my mistake lol) and brought it for him! He lovessss it, I realised when I just saw a rabbit that it might not be suitable for him so I obviously precheckee every single herb and whatnot in this product and its safe for hamsters! There are touch flower buds in there that I think are perfect to help any small animal gnaw and to help with dental care to be honest.Lovely product, this one particularly smell so fresh and nice when you open. Usually buy a few at a time as theyre so cheap and just sprinkle and bury bits and bobs around for my hamster! Will buy more when I run out most likely!

My little Silkie absolutely adores Summerfields forage! This has all good bits and no bad for bunnies tummys. I'm shock how many forages designed for rabbits still contain seeds, corn etc when they should really be avoided. Summerfields though is 100% bunny friendly (and according to Silkie it's tasty too!)Note: We have had the odd dodgy batch with some mould - this is just down to the manufacturing process I believe rather than Amazon - however the packs have always been replaced FOC when it's been a problem.

Our bunny goes bananas for this…even when we were worried about gut stasis, as she was poorly with an infection, this kept her going back for more.

I bought this product as an 'add-on' item at a reduced price which I found to be reasonable compared to many overpriced pet treats. Having several fur babies, I guessed that if some did not like it, the others would. It's a plus that it is suitable for all rodents as many products state that they are when they are not eg treats for Guinea Pigs which contain seeds/grain which G.P.s should not eat!So, the product looks appealing; many different colours and some flower heads. The pieces are fairly small so do not overwhelm tiny pets. I guess it totally depends on whether your pet likes them. Our Russian hamsters were not interested. Our (notoriously fussy) Guineas showed no interest at first but grudgingly came back to them several hours later. My Syrian hamster took them happily in her paws to investigate and did chew the tougher pieces, so good for wearing down teeth, but except for a solitary flower head, did not eat any.It was however, a hit with our rabbit. She is recently adopted and these little strands were good for getting her used to coming close for hand feeding. She ate it all.So, to conclude, this treat is a nice natural, healthy treat; good for adding variety to your pet's diet, good for contributing to taming & bonding with your pet and has the advantage, being dried, of not rotting if left in the cage for a while. Depending on how fussy your pet is, may be worth a try. The bag would last a few weeks if offered in small quantities as an occasional treat.

I can’t comment on the flavour as I’ve not actually tasted them but Thunder seems to love them on his snuffle mat and I hide them in his hay too.I have them on subscribe and save so delivered monthly and better value 💕🐰

Our house rabbit loved this,

Looks so good and my rabbit and my degus seem to love it so much I tried it to. I can confirm that while it smells like vegetable crisps they do not taste like vegetable crisps. But that's how good they look and how much my pets love it - that I couldn't resit but try it! :)

Guinea pigs go crazy for them - just the shake or rattle of the bag and they go bananas. As soon as you put some in the cage they go hunting and nibbling on them and they eat them so I can only assume they like them.Good treat for your animals