Rosewood Naturals Pea 'n' Beetroot Small Animal Treat Rings 120g
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Product description
No added sugar
No artificial additives- Grain-free
- Beneficial nutrients
- Essential amino acids
- Easier portion control
These naturally flavoured beetroot and pea treats are made with peas for their beneficial vitamins, minerals and the essential amino acid lysine, and turned into delicious and crispy rings. These 1.5cm, grain-free treats are ideal for portion control for small animals of all sizes. These treats can be used for hand feeding, hiding in hay or placing around their home to encourage foraging.
Features
- Made from real peas and beetroot - nothing else - So, no added sugar or artificial additives
- Grain-free - Ideal for those pet parents who prefer to reduce their pet's intake of cereals
- Natural source of beneficial nutrients - Including lysine which is an essential amino acid
- Smaller treats for easier portion control - Making it easier to prevent pets from over-indulging
Who is it for?
Suitable for
Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Chinchillas, Degus, Hamsters, Gerbils, Mice, Rats.
Not suitable for
Any animal other than those stated.
Approximate Dimensions (Product)
- 120g H18 x W9 x D4cm
- Product code: 7156619
Composition
Dried ground peas 95%, dried beetroot 5%.
Analytical Constituents
- ProteinNot stated
- Crude FibresNot stated
- Crude Oils and FatsNot stated
- Crude AshNot stated
- MoistureNot stated
- Omega (3 and/or 6)Not stated
- CalciumNot stated
- PhosphorusNot stated
Nutritional Additives and Trace Elements
- None stated
Sensory Additives
None stated
Technological Additives
None stated
Product Care
4 for 3 on selected Small Animal Treats
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