Rosewood Naturals Flower 'n' Forage Blossom, Small Animal Treat and Forage Gnaw Toy for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Chinchillas, Degus, Hamsters, Gerbils, Mice and Rats

Decent sized pack for the price and my guinea pigs absolutely love them!! They go nuts when I give them a new one.

Bunnies loved this

Excellent, my rabbit adores these and they are always a lovely treat. Great as they are natural no unnecessary additives.

my pigs absolutely love these but the price keeps fluctuating abd it’s so agitating! £2.99 is a great price and that’s what i normally get them for and sometimes the price goes up to £10 and that’s obscene!

Grass was rather thin, my rabbit soon got through to the cardboard centre. The carrots only lasted a few seconds. A cheap treat - you get what you pay for.

I have this with Amazon subscribe and save Nice product and my guinea pigs love it as you can see 2 of mine Grayson and Tillie couldn't wait to nibble on it 🤭 It's great even they eat the forage away I refil it with ready grass and dried forage and they love nibbling it to pieces . It's safe and entertaining for them I highly recommend the seller and as said it's great with my Amazon subscribe service that way they always get goodness and fun 🤭🩷💚

First time ordering this. It looks like the picture and came sealed. The size is much smaller than the pictures had made it seem (see photo for scale), HOWEVER the bunnies absolutely loved it. They pounced on it (as much as a rabbit can pounce!) the moment I gave it to them and it is lovely to see them excited about chewing something that they are actually supposed to chew. Will buy again for sure.

I was expecting the base of this treat to be completely edible, like so many other treats for rabbits; I wasn't expecting it to be made of wood, with a coating of hay!!! I know understand the reviews that say "it's expensive for what it is"; the circles of forage petals are incredibly shallow (as you can see in the pics, the depth is less than 5mm!), the forage isn't even solidly compressed within them, to make it more of a challenge for the rabbits to eat, but loosely packed & held in place with the shrink film wrapper. One flip of the base & all the forage petals fall out (where you really can appreciate just how little there is of it) & is eaten within a hour or so, leaving just the strange base that smells like it can be eaten, but the rabbits soon learn there's very little 'treat' to it, as they bite into the plywood, earning such a small scraping of hay that they quickly realise isn't worth the effort (a week later & my 2 rabbits haven't touched the base since the day I gave it to them & they uncovered the plywood). So you really are seriously overpaying for less than a handful of forage & being left with a pretty useless base. **Update** I'd thought the base was a thin hardboard but turns out it's just cardboard!!! I'd taken it off my rabbits when they started chewing it, unsure how the hay had been attached to it & not wanting my rabbits eating any glue or adhesive but one of them, an adept climber, managed to get it again, chewing a little more which revealed the ridges inside the cardboard, it's not even a solid cardboard! This reinforced the concern about an adhesive (the colour change of the card under the hay shows something has been added to make the hay coating stock) & just how overpriced this piece of cardboard & a few tablespoons of forage petals is!!!!