Pet treat vitapol Vita Herbal for rodents and rabbits — Jerusalem artichoke 300 g

vitapol Vita Herbal for rodents and rabbits — Jerusalem artichoke 300 g is a supplementary pet treat formulated from natural ingredients to complement the diet of small herbivorous mammals. Presented as a palatable herbal snack, this 300 g product contains Jerusalem artichoke to add variety to daily feeding and to support natural foraging and chewing activities without replacing a complete feed.

Advantages

This treat offers a convenient way to diversify the diet of rodents and rabbits while encouraging exploratory and chewing behaviour. The inclusion of Jerusalem artichoke provides a distinct herbal flavor and fibrous texture that can help occupy pets and stimulate natural foraging instincts. The product is suitable for occasional use as a reward or enrichment item and is easy to handle and portion.

Suitable for

• Rabbits needing occasional treats and enrichment
• Guinea pigs, hamsters and other small rodents for supplementary snacking
• Behavioral training and positive reinforcement sessions
• Environmental enrichment to encourage chewing and exploration

Key specifications

• Net weight: 300 g
• Main ingredient: Jerusalem artichoke
• Product form: herbal treat intended for occasional feeding
• Suitable species: rabbits and a wide range of small rodents
• Purpose: dietary supplement, reward and enrichment

How to use

Offer vitapol Vita Herbal as an occasional snack in addition to a balanced, species-appropriate diet. Give small portions according to the animal’s size and condition, monitoring intake to avoid overfeeding. Use the treat during supervised interactions, as a reward for desired behaviour, or placed within the enclosure to encourage foraging. Ensure fresh water and primary feed remain available at all times.

Usage recommendations

Do not use as a complete feed. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Introduce gradually to animals not previously exposed to Jerusalem artichoke and observe for any adverse reactions. Consult a veterinarian if the animal has special dietary needs, health conditions or if prolonged changes in appetite or digestion occur.