Rabbit Treats Made with Organic Oats, Hand-Pressed into Mini Stars for Training and Bonding Time
Rabbit treats made with organic oats bring a small, star-shaped reward to training and bonding time. Each mini star is hand-pressed individually and baked in small batches, making it easy to offer a little treat during time together.
Individual flavors include Pumpkin, Blueberry/Lavender, Cilantro, Strawberry, Wild Blueberry, Dragonfruit and Mango. Party Mix combines flavors in one bag for variety.
Offer these treats sparingly for occasional feeding. Keep treats to a very small part of your rabbit’s diet, alongside unlimited fresh hay, clean water and measured portions of fresh leafy greens.
Features
- Organic oat base across the treat range
- Mini star shapes hand-pressed one by one
- Baked in small batches
- Small pieces for training rewards and bonding
- Individual flavors and a mixed-flavor bag
Specifications
- Product type: Rabbit Treats
- Base ingredient: Organic oats
- Shape: Mini stars
- Preparation: Hand-pressed and small-batch baked
- Individual flavors: Pumpkin; Blueberry/Lavender; Cilantro; Strawberry; Wild Blueberry; Dragonfruit; Mango
- Additional selections: All 6 Flavors; Party Mix - Mix of each flavor in one bag
- Feeding use: Occasional treats; feed sparingly
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use these rabbit treats for training?
Yes. These mini star rabbit treats are intended for training and bonding, so you can offer a small reward during a session. Feed sparingly and keep treats to a very small part of your rabbit’s diet.
Which individual flavors can I select?
The individual rabbit treat flavors are Pumpkin, Blueberry/Lavender, Cilantro, Strawberry, Wild Blueberry, Dragonfruit and Mango. Select the flavor you want before adding it to your cart.
Does Party Mix contain different flavors in the same bag?
Yes. The Party Mix selection combines flavors in one bag, rather than offering a single-flavor bag.
Can these oat treats replace my rabbit’s regular food?
No. These rabbit treats are for occasional feeding only. Fresh hay and clean water should remain the foundation of the diet, with measured portions of fresh leafy greens and only a very small amount of treats.