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A trio of flower-heart cookies.
This cookie trio is topped with calendula petals, cornflowers and dehydrated beetroot. In heart, flower and donut shapes, they are sure to please rabbits and guinea pigs. Share them or give them as a gift.
Packaged in a lovely little cellophane bag!
Made with hay, they are wholesome and high in fibre. They also contain quality fruit and vegetables for vitamins. Dehydration helps preserve more flavour and vitamins than baking. They also keep longer when stored in a dry place away from light.
QUANTITY: 3 large cookies
FEEDING GUIDELINES: Give half to one treat per guinea pig or rabbit, 2 to 3 times a week, as a treat with plant-based benefits. For animals aged 3 months and older. Offer alongside hay and sufficient fresh water.
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, to preserve vitamins. Compared with baking used for many commercial treats, dehydration enhances flavour and preserves nutrients. This is a non-standardized recipe, so colour and texture may vary between batches. The simple, pure ingredient list contains no added flour, additives or chemicals.
CAUTION: These treats contain herbs selected for natural properties and benefits described in the literature. They supplement the main diet but do not replace the recommended base diet of hay, balanced pellets, fruit and vegetables appropriate to the species. They must not be considered medication. 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.


