
Activity sniff ball for dogs, for dry food
Activity toys for birds and rodents, snack drawers
Activity blanket, sniffing blanket for dogs, cats, rabbits & rodents
Dwarf hamster food Emotion® Beauty Selection 300g
Fitbits, for the teeth - treats for all rabbits and rodents
Seed sticks for rodents and rabbits, Puur
Fun-Park from JR Farm, delicious edible food bowl!
Rodent activity blanket, sniffing blanket
Rodent snacks from JR farm drops mix
Rodent and bird snacks from JR farm dried cumin sticks
Rodent snacks from JR farm drops mix
Rodent snack from JR Farm - Huge delicious fully edible "Lag cake"
Rodent snacks from JR farm Banana chips
Rodent snacks from JR farm Carrot chips
At Us with pets you will find a large selection of snacks and treats for rabbits and other rodents. Whether you have a rabbit, a guinea pig, a hamster or any other rodent, you can find snacks and healthy snacks on this site.
We have treats with different flavors, hay houses, food balls, dried corn on the cob, wooden tunnels with filling and a lot of other things that can both please, entertain and stimulate your rodent. Always choose treats that are produced for your particular type of rodent, so that both size and product content are the best possible fit.
Why should I buy snacks for my rodent?
It may seem unnecessary to buy snacks for your rodent if you already feed them with rodent food and supplement with greens from the garden, the greenhouse or the fridge. Nevertheless, rodent snacks are a good supplement, as many of the varieties have been developed with a focus on good nutritional and vitamin content. It is therefore not about "sweets", but about healthy and nutritious supplements to the basic feed.
In addition, you can get a wide variety of rodent snacks that have been developed to entertain and stimulate your rodent, so that it does not get bored and so that it is trained mentally - even when it is alone. Understimulated rodents can e.g. find yourself biting maniacally at the bars. You avoid this with food balls, wooden tunnels, Fun-Parks and other fun and challenging ways of serving snacks.
Remember to serve fresh greens to your rodent
In addition to dried rodent snacks, challenging rodent snacks and vitamin-containing rodent snacks, you should offer your rodent fruit and vegetables on a daily basis - and especially greens. It is now once again the feed that comes closest to what the animal would live on in the wild. Many rodents love lettuce, cabbage, carrots, peppers, cucumbers and all kinds of vegetables. You can also indulge in a little sweeter fruit every now and then, but it doesn't have to be on a daily basis.
Be sure to match the fresh vegetables with feed and rodent snacks. If the food or the purchased snacks mainly contain carrots, you should choose another alternative such as fresh greens, so that your rodent gets as varied a diet as possible.
Both rabbits, guinea pigs and other rodents also benefit from dried herbs as a supplement. You can either make this yourself, or you can choose your rodent snacks so that they precisely contain more herbs and fewer vegetables, which can then be served fresh instead. Dandelions are also typically a good (and free) hit with most rodents.