🌿 Wholesome Pea Flakes
(S), 160G - 1 cup
(L), 550G - 3 Cups
Treats and Fruits • Appetite • Enrichment
A simple, single-ingredient treat made from 100% dried peas.
Pea flakes bring that crunch factor animals love, making them perfect for hand-feeding, bonding, and adding interest to enrichment setups. They’re naturally higher in protein and energy than forage, which is exactly why they work so well… and also why they need to be fed carefully.
This is a treat, not a staple.
🌱 Ingredient
- Pea Flakes – 100%
No additives. No flavourings. No nonsense.
🌿 What They’re Best Used For
Primary
✔ Treats and Fruits
✔ Appetite
Secondary
✔ Enrichment
🌿 Why Pea Flakes Work
- Quick, plant-based protein boost
- Highly palatable – great for fussy or recovering animals
- Encourages interaction & hand-feeding
- Adds variety and excitement to forage setups
They’re energy-dense, so they do their job well… just don’t overdo it.
🐾 Suitable For & Why
Guinea Pigs
Best for: Appetite & bonding
Use sparingly – great motivator, not a dietary base.
Rabbits
Best for: Training & enrichment
Encourages natural interaction. Keep portions controlled.
Degus
❌ Not recommended – too high in starch.
Chinchillas
❌ Not recommended – not suited to their digestive system.
Hamsters
Best for: Enrichment & energy
Very small amounts only.
Gerbils
Best for: Occasional treat
Easy to overfeed – keep it minimal.
Rats & Mice
Best for: Training rewards
Use in tiny portions.
Chipmunks
Best for: Energy-based treat
Feed sparingly within a varied diet.
Parakeets
Best for: Occasional treat
Crush if needed. Tiny amounts only.
Green Iguanas
❌ Not recommended.
Tortoises (herbivores)
❌ Not recommended.
Giant African Snails
❌ Not recommended.
Hedgehogs
⚠️ Very limited use only – not a natural food source.
🥄 Feeding Guide
Always feed alongside a fibre-led diet (hay for grazing species) and fresh water.
- Guinea Pigs & Rabbits:
2–4 flakes, 2–3 times per week - Hamsters, Gerbils, Rats & Mice:
1–2 flakes, 2–3 times per week - Parakeets:
1–2 flakes, once weekly - Chipmunks:
Small pinch, 1–2 times weekly
⚠️ Important Notes
- High in starch compared to forage
- Easy to overfeed – less is more
- Not suitable for sugar-sensitive species
- Treat item only – not for daily feeding