Naturals by Rosewood Trio of Fun Balls Small Pet Toy, 3 count

I bought these for my bunnies and they love love loved them! Their favorite was the seagrass ball, but the others were super fun to! They played very hard with them, and completely destroyed them! This was all that was left

Our bun can NOT get enough of these and we can't get enough watching him play with them all day! Some took longer than others for him to break through but he enjoyed them all the same. Will be buying more and more at a time at that!

Highly recommend these for the most extreme chewers. These don’t last long, because they get chewed up within minutes, but they provide great enrichment for the littles. This can get pricey if you’re buying them on the regular, but I’d recommend giving them for special occasions. They don’t smell too bad. One of them smells worse than the other two, but that doesn’t stop my extreme chewers from enjoying it. I love that this has different textures and allows me to change things up. Rodents love new toys and enjoy many textures, so I recommend trying this out!

I rehab wild squirrels and as you can imagine they need stuff to chew on growing up. Constantly. Because their teeth continue to grow. They loved these!

These are nice and well made. I bought them to entertain my guinea pigs and as a gift for a visiting rat. The rat wasn’t interested. The guinea pigs ate a hole in one and then ignored it, choosing to chew on a box instead. I don’t have house rabbits currently, but know that the bunnies of my past would have loved these. They would have loved to carry them around from place to place, butting them, and even tossing them.

I buy these regularly (so far, locally), and my 4 piggies can't get enough. Because of the different styles, some last longer than others, but all are well appreciated.

This is by far my bunny's favorite toy set. Every time I see it in a store I have to buy it. I get it with almost every Chewy order I make.

My chinchilla still will chew on it and the product is exactly as describes which is why I gave it 4 stars but he barely wants it.

My degus and rats love when I stuff these with some hay and a sprinkling of treats inside. I've given the rats the rope/twine ball stuffed with timothy hay (which the rats don't eat, but it's good for foraging and nesting for them) and some rolled oats and freeze-dried mealworms (gently pushed through the gaps in the material of the ball), and they go NUTS for it! Typically the rats will destroy that ball within 24-48 hours. I've given the other balls to my degus, again stuffed with timothy hay and some oats (no wormies for the 'goos) and/or a couple unsalted sunflower and/or pumpkin seeds, and they also go NUTS. They don't completely destroy the ball like the rats do-- the degus will roll it My degus and rats love when I stuff these with some hay and a sprinkling of treats inside. I've given the rats the rope/twine ball stuffed with timothy hay (which the rats don't eat, but it's good for foraging and nesting for them) and some rolled oats and freeze-dried mealworms (gently pushed through the gaps in the material of the ball), and they go NUTS for it! Typically the rats will destroy that ball within 24-48 hours. I've given the other balls to my degus, again stuffed with timothy hay and some oats (no wormies for the 'goos) and/or a couple unsalted sunflower and/or pumpkin seeds, and they also go NUTS. They don't completely destroy the ball like the rats do-- the degus will roll it around their cage and forage as the treats fall out, and they even carry it up and down from their second cage level. They'll do that and casually gnaw on the ball, but it gets destroyed at a far slower pace with them than the rats. The wooden ones last at least several weeks with my 'goos (YMMV depending on how many other foraging/chew toys are in your critters' cage). My female degu tries to use them as nesting material. She's so funny when she gets the urge for some interior decoration and carries the balls into her hideout! … more

My bunnies absolutely love these chew toys they were distracted chewing them all day and night until they were destroyed.