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Exotic Nutrition
Flower Fusion Treat (8 oz.)
Flower Fusion Treat (8 oz.)
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Key Features
- ✔ HERBIVORES - Dried flowers are a favorite food of herbivores like Degus, Prairie Dogs, Chinchillas, Squirrels, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, and other herbivores.
- ✔ HEALTHY - Have a low energy content, but contain plenty of fiber.
- ✔ FORAGING - Small size enables you to stuff inside toys to encourage natural foraging instincts.
- ✔ VARIETY - Lends variety to an otherwise monotonous diet
Specifications
| Brand | Exotic Nutrition |
| Manufacturer | Exotic Nutrition |
| Size | 8 oz. |
| Product Type | PET_FOOD |
| Recommended Uses | Pet foraging, dental health, behavioral enrichment, bonding, occasional treat |
| Special Features | ['Organic Dried Flowers, Interactive Foraging'] |
| Item Type Keyword | edible-pet-treats |
| Package Dimensions | H: 68 / L: 276 / W: 200 (Weight: 240) |
| unit | 8 Ounce |
Description
Exotic Nutrition's Flower Assortment Treat is a blend of 3 types of organic dried flowers including Rose Petals, Calendula flowers, and Hibiscus flowers.
SIZE: 8 oz.
FEATURES:
✔ HERBIVORES - Dried flowers are a favorite food of herbivores like Degus, Prairie Dogs, Chinchillas, Squirrels, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, and other herbivores.
✔ HEALTHY - Have a low energy content, but contain plenty of fiber
✔ FORAGING - Small size enables you to stuff inside toys to encourage natural foraging instincts
✔ VARIETY - Lends variety to an otherwise monotonous diet
✔ DENTAL HEALTH - Provides good exercise for teeth and jaws
✔ ENRICHMENT - Adds behavioral enrichment for animals that spend their lives in a small, limited environment.
✔ BONDING - Forms a connection between pets and pet owners, assisting in bonding and training.
INGREDIENTS: dried rose petals, dried calendula petals, dried hibiscus petals
FEEDING RECOMMENDATION: These products are not a substitute for a regular, balanced diet. Offer 2-3 times per week, or mix in with food as a small portion (less than 10%) of the main diet. If your pet is not consuming its regular balanced diet, withhold serving treats until stable eating habits resume.
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