Dry Fruit Snack for Rodents and Rabbits VERSELE-LAGA Nature Snack Fruities 85 g

VERSELE-LAGA Nature Snack Fruities 85 g are single-ingredient dried fruit pieces formulated as an occasional treat for small rodents and rabbits. The product provides natural fruit flavour and a crunchy texture that complements regular feed. Packaged in an 85 g bag, these dried fruits are intended for use as a reward during training, for environmental enrichment or as a limited supplement to the daily diet. Store in a dry place and offer sparingly alongside a balanced pellet or hay-based diet.

Advantages

These Fruities contain only dried fruit pieces without added grains or extraneous fillers, offering a simple, natural taste stimulus for small pets. The small portion size and resealable packaging are suitable for controlled portioning, helping to limit sugar intake while providing variety. Because they are single-ingredient, they are convenient for owners who need to monitor specific dietary components or introduce new flavours gradually.

Suitable for

• Hamsters and dwarf hamsters
• Guinea pigs and cavies
• Rabbits and young bunnies as occasional treats
• Other small rodents for training or enrichment

Key specifications

• Net weight: 85 g
• Product form: dried fruit pieces, single-ingredient
• Intended species: small rodents and rabbits
• Use: treat, reward, enrichment, occasional supplement
• Storage: store in a dry place away from direct sunlight

How to use

Offer Fruities as an occasional treat or training reward in small portions. For very small animals, break pieces into suitably small sizes before feeding. These dried fruit pieces should not replace the daily complete feed: maintain a diet based on species-appropriate pellets, hay and fresh water. Monitor your pet for any digestive sensitivity when introducing the product for the first time and adjust portion frequency accordingly.

Usage recommendations

Feed sparingly: give Fruities only occasionally due to natural sugar content. Provide fresh water alongside treats and remove uneaten pieces after several hours to prevent spoilage. If your pet has specific dietary needs or health issues, consult a veterinarian before adding new treats.