Snack Vitapol ZVP-1119 90 g — treat for hamsters, mice and rabbits

Vitapol ZVP-1119 90 g is a ready-to-use snack formulated for small pets including hamsters, mice and rabbits. The treat is designed to complement the animal's regular feed as an occasional reward during training or social interaction. Packaged in a compact 90 g format, the snack is convenient to store and dispense while allowing owners to control portion size according to the pet's species and body weight.

Advantages

This snack provides a palatable addition to everyday feeding without replacing complete feed. The product is portioned for small pets, making it easy to give measured treats during training sessions or as a supplemental reward. The compact packaging helps maintain freshness and supports hygienic handling. The formulation is suitable for short-term use as a reward and for increasing variety in the diet when used in moderation.

Suitable for

• Hamsters as a training reward or occasional supplement
• Mice for social reinforcement or hand-taming
• Rabbits as a small complementary treat alongside hay and pellets

Key specifications

• Net weight: 90 g
• Intended species: hamsters, mice, rabbits
• Product form: ready-to-use snack/treat
• Use: supplemental treat, not a complete feed
• Storage: store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

How to use

Offer the snack as an occasional treat in small portions appropriate for the animal's size. For hamsters and mice, give only small pieces or single portions per day; for rabbits, limit treats to a small amount in addition to the main diet of hay and pellets. Monitor the pet's reaction to the snack when introducing it for the first time and adjust frequency to avoid overfeeding. Always ensure fresh water and a balanced primary diet remain available.

Usage recommendations

Use this snack only as a supplement to a balanced diet. Check portion sizes according to the species and individual pet condition, and consult a veterinarian if your animal has special dietary requirements or health issues.