Little One Biscuits Carrot & Spinach

Mealberry Little One Biscuits Carrot & Spinach for small rodents!

Delicious Biscuits with carrot and spinach for rodents, such as: mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters, rats, mice and gerbils. Little One Biscuits are a tasty and healthy addition to the daily diet of omnivorous rodents. The carrot and spinach in the cookies make the treat particularly tasty.

✔ Variety
✔ Nibbling fun
✔ For omnivorous rodents

Do your rodents like to nibble on something tasty? Then the Little One Biscuits with carrot and spinach are the perfect reward for them! These delicious treats are specially made for rodents such as mice, dwarf hamsters, rats, mice and gerbils. They provide some extra nibbling fun in the lives of your furry friends.

The combination of carrot and spinach not only makes these biscuit cookies tasty. They add a tasty variety to the diet of omnivorous rodents. You can give them as a reward or simply as a snack to pamper them extra.

Variation in the Diet of Rodents

At Mealberry we strive to provide healthy and tasty treats for your rodents. Our biscuit cookies are specially designed for omnivorous rodents and add a tasty variety to their daily diet. The combination of carrot and spinach makes these cookies not only tasty, but also nutritious, but they are snacks that should be fed as a snack.

Nibbling Fun for Your Furry Friends

Rodents love to nibble, and our Little One Biscuits provide just that. The crispy texture of the biscuit cookies gives your rodents a lot of fun while they nibble. It's a great way to stimulate their natural gnawing behavior and get their teeth working at the same time.

Composition of Mealberry Little One Biscuits Carrot & Spinach

Grains, eggs and egg products, sugars (including honey), dried vegetables (carrot and spinach)

Analysis Mealberry Little One Biscuits Carrot & Spinach

Protein: 11%, fat: 4%, fiber: 0.3%, ash: 0.95%

Nutritional advice Biscuits Carrot & Spinach

1-2 cookies per week (depending on the size of the animal). There is no hard guideline for feeding snacks to which sugar/honey has been added, but we recommend using this sparingly. Animals prone to diabetes should be given very little or no fruit at all. Not suitable for animals susceptible to diabetes.