Small Animal Treat Refill Bag, Organic Oat Recipes for Rabbits and Guinea Pigs During Training

These star-shaped small animal treats are bite-sized rewards for rabbits and guinea pigs. Their compact size is convenient for vet visits, nail-trimming appointments, and trick training. Each made-to-order bag contains approximately 80–90 treats, with natural differences in thickness among the individual stars.

Key Features

• Every recipe begins with organic oat flour and adds a featured fruit, vegetable, or herb blend. Depending on the flavor, ingredients may include banana, pumpkin, cilantro, romaine lettuce, dragon fruit, blueberries, chamomile, lavender, cranberries, carrot, strawberries, or mango.
• The treats are handmade using organic ingredients without added sugars, added coloring, or preservatives. Their colors come from the fruits and vegetables in the recipes. Each batch is slowly baked and dehydrated.
• Flavors include Dragon Fruit, Veggie, Banana, Cranberry, Pumpkin, Blueberry with Chamomile and Lavender, Mango, Strawberry, and Carrot. Surprise Me supplies a random flavor currently in stock.

Specifications

• Package: One refill bag containing approximately 80–90 mini star treats. Some pieces may be lighter, darker, thinner, or thicker than pictured.
• Feeding guidance: Up to five mini stars per day. For rabbits, this serving guidance is intended for an average healthy animal. Introduce any new treat slowly, monitor your pet’s response, and feed in moderation.
• Recommended age: Six months and older. The treats are intended for rabbits and guinea pigs. Consult a veterinarian before offering them to another species or to a rabbit experiencing health concerns such as diarrhea.
• Storage: Keep the treats in their bag or transfer them to an airtight jar. Store in a cool, dry area away from sunlight to help maintain quality and freshness.

Keep a few mini stars ready for training sessions, grooming appointments, or other moments that call for a small reward, while following the daily feeding guidance and introducing treats gradually.