Small Animal Treat Bundle, Four Star-Shaped Organic Oat Treat Flavors for Rabbits and Guinea Pigs

This small animal treat bundle brings together four flavor selections of bite-sized, star-shaped treats for rabbits and guinea pigs. Their compact size makes them convenient for trick training, nail-trimming appointments, vet visits, and other occasions when a small reward is useful.

The flavor lineup includes banana, pumpkin, cilantro vegetable, dragon fruit, blueberry calming, cranberry, mango, strawberry, and carrot. Recipes use organic oat flour with fruit or vegetables, while the blueberry calming recipe also includes blueberries, chamomile, and lavender.

Each batch is handmade, baked, dehydrated, and made to order. Natural fruit and vegetable colors create the treats' appearance, so individual stars can differ slightly in color, thickness, and size.

Key Features

• Bundle includes four flavor selections from the listed star-treat lineup.
• Made with organic oat flour plus fruit or vegetables, depending on the flavor.
• Contains no added sugars, added coloring, or preservatives.
• Slowly baked and dehydrated as part of the preparation process.
• Bite-sized format is suited to trick training, vet visits, and nail-trimming appointments.
• Handmade batches are made to order for freshness.
• Natural ingredients may produce lighter, darker, thinner, or thicker treats than pictured.

Specifications

• Suitable species: rabbits and guinea pigs.
• Listed size: 80–90 treats; the count varies because some stars are thicker than others.
• Flavor lineup: banana, pumpkin, cilantro vegetable, dragon fruit, blueberry calming, cranberry, mango, strawberry, and carrot.
• Blueberry calming recipe ingredients include organic oat flour, blueberries, chamomile, and lavender.
• Feeding guidance: up to five mini stars per day for an average healthy rabbit.
• Recommended age: six months and older.
• Storage: keep in the bag or an airtight jar in a cool, dry area away from sunlight.
• Introduce new treats slowly and serve in moderation. Consult a veterinarian before feeding an animal with diarrhea, poopy butt, or other health concerns.
• For small-pet species other than rabbits and guinea pigs, consult a veterinarian before feeding.

Serve these mini stars thoughtfully as part of a suitable diet, follow the daily feeding guidance, and monitor your pet whenever introducing a new treat.