Pet food Nestor 3-in-1 Kolba for small rodents — Currant, Biscuit, Egg, 175 g

Nestor 3-in-1 Kolba for small rodents — Currant, Biscuit, Egg, 175 g is a seed-and-grain treat stick combining three distinct taste segments in a single 175 g kolba. Designed for small rodents such as hamsters, gerbils and mice, this product offers a varied snack that complements a regular pellet or mixed diet. The stick format encourages natural foraging and gnawing activity while delivering currant, biscuit and egg flavors in separate zones along the kolba.

Advantages

The kolba provides a combination of three flavors in one product to increase variety without changing the main diet. Its firm seed-and-grain matrix helps maintain chewing behaviour important for dental wear in small rodents. The segmented taste zones and convenient stick shape make it easy to attach to cage bars or place inside the habitat to stimulate exploration and activity. The 175 g size is suitable for occasional rewards or supplemental feeding for multiple small pets over several servings.

Suitable for

• Hamsters
• Gerbils
• Mice
• Owners seeking enrichment items to encourage foraging and gnawing

Key specifications

• Net weight: 175 g
• Format: seed-and-grain kolba stick with three flavor segments
• Flavors: currant, biscuit, egg
• Intended species: small rodents (hamsters, gerbils, mice)
• Primary function: treat and enrichment to support foraging behaviour

How to use

Offer the kolba as an occasional treat in addition to a balanced daily diet. Attach the stick to the cage bars or place it securely inside the habitat where the animal can reach it. Monitor consumption to ensure the treat is not replacing standard feed; remove any uneaten portions after a day to maintain hygiene. Adjust frequency based on the pet’s size, weight and overall food intake.

Usage recommendations

Use no more than one kolba per week for a single small rodent as an occasional supplement. Ensure fresh water and a complete pelleted or mixed diet remain available at all times. Consult a veterinarian if your pet has dietary restrictions, is overweight, pregnant or has dental issues before introducing new treats.