Individual Cookies for Birthdays or Special Occasions

A little treat that always brings joy!

Our individual treats are made one at a time and carefully decorated for a snack that looks as good as it tastes. Flowers, carrots, cacti, birthday cakes and other creations change with the seasons and our inspiration.

Each design is unique and made with the same quality ingredients our treats are known for. Whether you are celebrating a special occasion or simply treating your companion, there is always something new to discover!

Choose your favourite design or try our latest creations.

Complètement Dingue treats are dehydrated to concentrate flavour and preserve vitamins and nutrients compared with baking. They also keep longer when stored in a dry place away from light.

QUANTITY: 1 cookie weighing 18 to 27 g, packaged in a pretty clear cellophane bag.

INGREDIENTS: Timothy hay powder, commercial guinea pig pellets, summer grass hay powder, bananas, wheatgrass powder, ground flaxseed, carrots and apples. Icing: fruit purée, tapioca starch and food colouring. Decorated with wildflowers harvested during summer.

FEEDING GUIDELINES: For animals aged 3 months and older. Suitable for guinea pigs and rabbits. We recommend breaking the treat into 2 or 3 pieces. Allow a few days between cookies. Offer alongside an appropriate complete extruded pellet diet and sufficient fresh water.

RECOMMENDATIONS: These treats can be mixed with pellets, used in the exercise pen or offered while building trust with your small animal.

STORAGE: Store in a dry place away from light. Reseal the bag after use to preserve aromas and vitamins. Do not return uneaten portions to the bag once served. Do not offer spoiled or mouldy treats. For best freshness, use within 30 days of receiving the product.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Handmade and dehydrated, not baked. This is a non-standardized recipe, so colour, shape and texture may vary between batches. Every cookie cake is unique.

CAUTION: These treats contain herbs selected for natural properties and benefits described in the literature. However, the treats are not licensed medicines and must not be considered medication with specific medicinal properties. Always introduce new treats gradually. Some animals have sensitive digestive systems: stop offering all treats immediately if a problem occurs. Allow a few days between servings when introducing them. Consult an animal health professional if a more serious problem occurs.