HERBEE RodensRoot Cruncher 2in1 Crunchy Treat for Rodents and Rabbits with Nuts and Linseed, 115 g
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HERBEE RodensRoot Cruncher - Crunchy Treat for Rodents and Rabbits with Nuts and Linseed, 115 g
A fragrant crunchy treat with 13% nuts, linseed, cereals and added vitamins - a tasty activity for small pets who love rich nutty flavours.
With 13% nuts With linseed With vitamins B1, B2, B6, K3 and C For rodents and rabbitsFor the moments when your little pet wants something richer, crunchier and nuttier - a tasty nibble with character and a satisfying crunch.
Description
HERBEE RodensRoot Cruncher Nuts + Flaxseed 115 g is a crunchy treat for rodents and rabbits, created as a tasty addition to the daily menu. The recipe combines 13% nuts, linseed, oat flakes, maize, sorghum, buckwheat, sunflower seeds and safflower.
The nuts add a rich aroma and an appetising taste, while linseed complements the formula with valuable plant fats. The added vitamins B1, B2, B6, K3 and C enrich the nutritional profile of the treat, without it replacing the main diet, hay and constant access to fresh water.
Key benefits
- With 13% nuts - for an intense flavour, aroma and a rich crunchy texture.
- With linseed - a valuable plant ingredient with a natural nutritional profile.
- With oat flakes, maize and sorghum - for a tasty cereal base and enjoyable nibbling.
- With buckwheat - adds a varied plant component to the recipe.
- With black and striped sunflower seeds - for a richer texture and an appetising look.
- With safflower - a plant ingredient that enriches the formula.
- With vitamins B1, B2, B6, K3 and C - to complement the daily diet.
- Practical 115 g pack - convenient for portioning as a treat.
Who is it for?
HERBEE RodensRoot Cruncher Nuts + Flaxseed is suitable as a complementary treat for rodents and rabbits.
- For rabbits and small rodents.
- For animals that love crunchy treats.
- For adding a nutty flavour to the menu.
- For offering as an activity and a reward.
- For pets that need extra stimulation through gnawing.
Composition
Wheat, flour, millet, nuts 13%, oat flakes, naked oats, maize, sorghum, buckwheat, safflower, black sunflower seeds, striped sunflower seeds, red millet, linseed.
Additives
| Vitamin B1 | 0.8 mg/kg |
| Vitamin B2 | 3.0 mg/kg |
| Vitamin B6 | 1.5 mg/kg |
| Vitamin K3 | 1.5 mg/kg |
| Vitamin C | 20.0 mg/kg |
Directions for use
- Offer as a complementary treat alongside the main diet.
- Do not use as a substitute for hay, main food or suitable fresh vegetables.
- Provide constant access to fresh drinking water.
- Offer in moderation, according to the species, size, age and activity of the animal.
- Because it contains nuts and seeds, the treat should be given in controlled amounts.
- For sensitive animals, introduce new treats gradually.
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Product information
| Brand | HERBEE |
| Range | RodensRoot Cruncher |
| Product type | Crunchy treat for rodents and rabbits |
| Flavour | Nuts and linseed |
| Pack size | 115 g |
| Dimensions | 7 x 2.8 x 21 cm |
Why choose HERBEE RodensRoot Cruncher?
Because small pets deserve a treat with character too. HERBEE RodensRoot Cruncher Nuts + Flaxseed combines a crunchy texture, a rich nutty flavour, cereals, seeds and vitamins - a tasty activity that turns nibbling into a small ritual of contentment.
FAQ - Frequently asked questions
Is HERBEE RodensRoot Cruncher a main food?
No. It is a complementary treat and should not replace the main diet, hay and constant access to fresh water.
Is it suitable for rabbits?
Yes, the product is intended for rodents and rabbits. For rabbits, treats containing nuts, cereals and seeds should be offered in moderation and as an addition to a hay-rich diet.
What does the treat taste like?
The flavour is nuts and linseed, with an intense nutty aroma and a crunchy texture.
Does it contain vitamins?
Yes, the product contains added vitamins B1, B2, B6, K3 and C.
Why should it be given in moderation?
The recipe contains nuts and seeds, which are richer in plant fats. That is why the treat should be offered in controlled amounts.
How often should it be offered?
Offer as a treat in moderate amounts, in line with the species, size and diet of the animal.