Nestor SÓL DLA GRYZONI salt block for rodents by Nestor, MPN 011909

Nestor SÓL DLA GRYZONI salt block for rodents by Nestor is a compact mineral supplement formulated to deliver essential salts and trace minerals to small rodents. The hard, chewable block is intended to be placed in cages or enclosures where animals can gnaw it as needed. Its composition supports electrolyte balance and contributes to the maintenance of dental wear through natural chewing activity. The product is suitable for regular, supplementary use alongside a balanced diet.

Advantages

The salt block provides a steady, long-lasting source of minerals without altering feed composition. Its solid form discourages rapid consumption and reduces spillage compared with loose mineral mixes. Designed for gnawing, the block helps rodents file their teeth naturally while supplying sodium and other electrolytes that support hydration and metabolic processes. The uncomplicated placement in cages makes it practical for daily use by breeders and pet owners.

Suitable for

• Pet mice and rats
• Hamsters and gerbils
• Small wild rodents kept in enclosures
• Breeding and show animals requiring mineral supplementation

Key specifications

• Form: solid, chewable salt block
• Purpose: mineral and electrolyte supplementation for small rodents
• Placement: designed to be fixed or rested inside cages or enclosures
• Usage frequency: suitable for daily supplementary use
• Effect: supports dental wear through gnawing and helps maintain electrolyte balance

How to use

Place the Nestor salt block securely inside the animal's enclosure where rodents can access it for gnawing. Ensure the block is positioned to avoid contamination with bedding or food. Monitor the block periodically and replace it when substantially worn down or if it becomes soiled. Continue regular feeding and access to fresh water; the salt block is intended as a supplement, not a replacement for a balanced diet.

Usage recommendations

Provide constant access to fresh drinking water whenever a salt block is used. Observe animals for excessive consumption which may indicate dietary imbalance or health issues; consult a veterinarian if abnormal behavior or health concerns appear.