Nestor 3-in-1 Treat Stick for Large Rodents and Rabbits — Rowan & Currant, Almond, Orange, 175 g

Nestor 3-in-1 Treat Stick for Large Rodents and Rabbits — Rowan & Currant, Almond, Orange, 175 g is an edible chewable snack designed for large rodents and rabbits. The product contains three distinct flavored sections mounted on a chewable stick: rowan & currant, almond and orange. Presented as a 175 g treat stick, it is intended for occasional feeding to provide variety, encourage natural foraging behaviour and support chewing activity that contributes to dental wear.

Advantages

The treat stick combines three flavour sections in a single product to give pets varied tastes within one serving. Being edible and mounted on a chewable stick, it encourages gnawing and exploration while avoiding non-edible attachments. The product is portioned at 175 g, making it suitable for occasional rewarding, enrichment and short-term engagement during play or training.

Suitable for

• Large rodents such as guinea pigs and chinchillas
• Domestic rabbits
• Short enrichment sessions and supervised chewing activity
• Occasional treats during handling or training

Key specifications

• Net weight: 175 g
• Three flavour sections: rowan & currant, almond, orange
• Form: edible treat mounted on a chewable stick
• Target species: large rodents and rabbits
• Intended use: occasional treat and enrichment

How to use

Offer the Nestor 3-in-1 Treat Stick to your pet under supervision and allow the animal to nibble directly from the stick. Remove any uneaten portions if they become soiled and store the remaining product according to packaging instructions. Adjust frequency and portion size to the animal's diet, condition and energy requirements; treats should not replace a balanced daily diet. Ensure fresh water is available while giving treats.

Usage recommendations

Provide this treat only occasionally and in small amounts as part of a balanced feeding plan. Supervise chewing to prevent ingestion of any large fragments of the stick, and consult a veterinarian if your pet has specific dietary restrictions or dental issues.