Rabbit Chew Toys, Chinchilla Treats for Dental Health, Natural Timothy Hay Chips Chew Treats,Small Animals Snacks for Rabbits, Hamsters, Bunny, Guinea Pig, Chinchillas (Timothy Hay*5)

My bunny loves these for a treat. You can't really break them or cut them apart, so they have to get the entire piece at a time. Nonetheless, my bunny loves them! Great and tasty Treat, says my bunny!

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Bunny loves it, that's what counts. Excellent and nutrition product. But now way are these the size/dimensions listed on the page here. About have the size of a deck of playing cards, more like just over the size of a business card. Natural product (again, healthy and nutritious and delicious and sturdy for bunny's nutrition and oral healthy) also comes wrapped in plastic - each sheet also comes wrapped in plastic- so much for natural. Caveat emptor. I'd buy again but would request seller can the plastic.

These flower/hay treats are ok. My rabbit enjoys them but doesn't go gaga for them. They come as dried, almost paper, slices, that are individually wrapped in plastic. If you are into conservation, this product is not for you. A lot of wasteful plastic. The price is high for what you get. I would say this product is more for the bun bun mom that likes to spoil her rabbit with a daily treat and is looking for something new to try. My rabbit still prefers a plain bamboo stick or a timothy hay cube.

The media could not be loaded. This is loose almost powder that smells funny. It's not a chew and it's not a wafer. I don't even know that it's truly alfalfa. I HAVE alfalfa hay at my home that is $6 for a 45 POUND square bale, AND I AM NEVER WITHOUT IT. IT'S ALSO NOT SEALED, IN HOLY BAGS THAT THE LOOSE PRODUCT SHAKES OUT OF.In fact, I'd be more likely to try smoking it before I'd feed it to an animal that weighs a handful of ounces; it presents itself more like the devil's lettuce, if you know what I'm saying. If that's what it is, I will change my review to 5 star... That would be a great price.This isn't a chew of any kind. It's chopped up "alfalfa" that doesn't look or smell like alfalfa... But I just spent seven bucks on not even an ounce of craptastic quality greens that I don't think are alfalfa at all. I'm thinking about becoming a seller doing this. A handful of hay in cellophane for 5-10 bucks... I'd be rich in no time.What I'm NOT going to do, is feed this questionable crap to my hamster, chickens, pig or horses because I don't trust that is alfalfa.I want a refund.

I thought this looked like an interesting treat for my rabbit. And it is. I don't give him a whole one, I cut them in half and give him one half at a time. He really enjoys these. I think not only the flavors, but the pressed texture is different from other treats.

The media could not be loaded. Our Holland Lop loves these treats! She knows when I have the package in my hand and grabs them from me. They come vacuum sealed with notches for easy tear to open which I appreciate. A nice treat for bunny