Pearl Millet for Rodents & Birds

JR Farm Pearl Millet: A Nutritious Treat for Rodents and Birds!

JR Farm Pearl Millet is a tasty treat that rodents and birds can enjoy as part of their diet. Pearl millet is a natural and nutritious grain that adds variety to your furry friends' diet.

✔ Natural Grain: Pearl millet is a natural grain that is a source of carbohydrates and fiber for rodents and birds
✔ Fun Texture: The pearl millet has a fun texture that challenges rodents and birds to chew and nibble
✔ Variety in Diet: Adding pearl millet to the animals' diet can provide variety and interest in their food
✔ Dietary supplement: Pearl millet can be used as a supplementary treat in addition to the regular food of rodents and birds

The JR Farm Pearl Millet is a nutritious and fun treat that can contribute to the variety and nutrition of rodents. As part of a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle, rodents can enjoy it!

TIP! Stick the pearl millet upright in the ground cover, this will create a tree in the enclosure that the small rodents can nibble on and it also looks super cute in your hamsterscape!

What exactly is JR Farm Pearl Millet Harvest?

Pearl Millet Harvest is a naturally harvested millet stalk full of small seeds. A tasty and challenging snack for granivorous rodents.

Which animals is pearl millet suitable for?

Pearl millet is suitable for granivorous and omnivorous rodents such as mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters, gerbils and rats. Herbivores (such as rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and degus) may only have a very limited amount of seeds as a treat.

Why is pearl millet only of limited suitability for herbivores?

Millet contains starch and carbohydrates. Herbivores need a high-fiber diet. A few seeds can be a treat, but too much can lead to intestinal problems.

What are the benefits of pearl millet for my pet?

It stimulates natural foraging behaviour, keeps the animal active and busy. Peeling the seeds yourself provides mental challenge and fun.

How do I feed JR Farm Pearl Millet Harvest?

Place it loose in the enclosure or hang it up. This way you stimulate movement, curiosity and natural behavior. Ideal for enrichment!

Is pearl millet a complete food?

No, it is a supplementary snack. Use it as an extra next to the main food and not as a main meal.