Calming Floral Enrichment Sprinkle

A fragrant, calming lavender topper designed to support relaxation while adding natural scent and variety to your animal’s feeding routine.

Delicate dried lavender flowers bring a soft floral aroma that encourages slower, more relaxed foraging when scattered through hay or added to forage bowls. Its natural scent makes it ideal for creating a calmer feeding environment, particularly for animals that benefit from a more settled routine.

A simple, aromatic topper designed to gently support both behaviour and enrichment.

🌿 GGT Categories

Primary Categories

✔ Relaxation

Secondary Categories

✔ Anti-Inflammatory
✔ Enrichment

🌿 Ingredients

🌿 Lavender – 100%

Naturally dried to preserve floral structure and aroma.

No grains.
No added sugars.
No artificial additives.

🌿 Benefits at a Glance

Supports relaxation
Naturally calming aroma helps encourage a more settled feeding experience.

Aromatic enrichment
Adds a new scent to hay, stimulating curiosity and gentle exploration.

Encourages natural foraging
Perfect for scattering to promote slower, more mindful feeding.

Anti-inflammatory support
Contains natural compounds that support overall wellbeing.

🥄 Feeding Guide

⚠️ Use in small amounts due to strong aroma.

Offer as a topper alongside hay and a balanced diet.

🐰 Rabbits & 🐹 Guinea Pigs
Very small sprinkle 1–2 times weekly.

🐭 Hamsters, Gerbils, Mice & Rats
Tiny pinch occasionally.

🐿 Chipmunks
Small pinch occasionally.

🐦 Parakeets
Tiny pinch added to foraging trays.

🦎 Green Iguanas
Very small sprinkle mixed into leafy greens.

🐢 Tortoises
Small amount occasionally with safe weeds and greens.

🐌 Giant African Snails
Very small pinch occasionally.

🦔 Hedgehogs
Very small amount as environmental enrichment only.

Always provide fresh hay, water and a balanced diet.

🌿 The Spirit of the Topper

A soft scent through the hay.
A slower, quieter moment.
A calm space to explore.

Lavender brings a gentle stillness to feeding time — subtle, soothing, and naturally grounding.

🌿 Because sometimes calm starts with the smallest changes.