Savory goodness – straight from the garden!
Made with delicious carrot, aromatic dill, and wholesome, high-fiber Timothy hay, Simple Rewards Baked Treats with Carrot & Dill are a delicious option at treat time. Rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and other small animals love the garden-fresh goodness of Oxbow baked treats.
Key benefits
- Made with 100% Timothy hay
- No artificial colors or added sugar
- Great source of enrichment
- Helps support pet/pet owner bond
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Ingredients | Carrot, dill, Timothy hay |
| Form | Baked treat |
| For | Rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas |
| Size | Small animal treats |
FAQ
Are these treats safe for rabbits with sensitive digestive systems?
The high-fiber Timothy hay and natural ingredients make these treats suitable for most small animals with healthy digestion. If your pet has a known sensitivity, consult a veterinarian before introducing new treats.
How should I store these treats after opening?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the bag sealed when not in use to maintain freshness.
Can these treats be given daily?
These treats are best given as an occasional enrichment treat. Daily feeding should be limited to avoid overfeeding, especially due to the fiber content.
Charles Parr –
My guinea pig absolutely loves these carrot and dill treats. They’re a great way to bond with her during playtime. No artificial additives, which is a relief. The texture is soft and the smell is fresh and natural.
Trevor Gray –
The treats are well-made and smell like a real garden. My rabbit eats them eagerly and seems to enjoy the flavor. I’ve noticed she’s more active after receiving them.
Virginia Gill –
As a first-time owner of a chinchilla, I was cautious about treats. These are simple, safe, and tasty. The dill adds a nice aroma without being overpowering. A reliable choice for daily enrichment.
Max Randall –
I’ve tried several brands, and these stand out for their natural ingredients. My pet doesn’t seem to have any digestive issues after eating them regularly in small amounts.