🍩 Fruity & Veggie Donut Biscuits (6 pcs – Approx. 55 g)
Forage Biscuit | Enrichment Treat | Naturally Flavoured
These adorable donut-shaped biscuits are packed with vibrant, natural goodness — coloured and flavoured entirely by fruits and vegetables and finished with a delicate dusting of botanical powders. Each ring brings a different blend, offering gentle taste variation without any added sugar or artificial nasties.
Crafted with fibre-rich timothy hay as the base and gently bound with trace plant starch, these colourful rings are ideal for pets who love variety and enrichment. Their soft-dense crunch supports healthy teeth and encourages foraging play.
🌿 What’s Inside & Why It Helps
🍃 Timothy Hay (base)
– Essential for gut health and dental wear
– High in fibre to promote healthy digestion
– Safe, species-appropriate texture for daily enrichment
🍓 Natural Fruit & Vegetable Powders (may include):
– Carrot: rich in beta-carotene, gentle sweetness
– Beetroot: antioxidant boost and vibrant colour
– Spinach or parsley: trace iron and leafy flavour
– Apple or banana powder: flavour-rich but low-dose to remain floof-safe
– Adds gentle variation without concentrated sugars
🌸 Botanical Dusting (may include):
– Chamomile, rosehip, dandelion, or marigold powders
– Offers extra taste, scent and micronutrient support
– Visually appealing — enhances enrichment trays
🧬 Plant starch binder (trace)
– Grain-free, food-safe, and species-appropriate
– Free from honey, molasses, glue, or colourants
🐾 Feeding Instructions
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Guinea pigs: Offer ½ to 1 donut daily. Can be broken and served across the day.
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Rabbits: 1 full donut daily as part of a diverse forage routine.
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Chinchillas: ¼–½ donut occasionally. Contains natural fruit/veg, so moderate use advised.
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Hamsters & Gerbils: Offer ⅛–¼ donut. Ideal as a chew toy and paw-held snack.
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Degus: ¼ donut max due to natural sugars from fruit content. Use as a rare treat.
🕊️ Colours and toppings vary naturally. Always store in a cool, dry place and feed as part of a balanced forage-based diet.