Nature Zone Bites Tortoise Food

My sulcata hatchlings LOVE this stuff! By the way, it’s for tortoises and not for turtles. Sliders are turtles and that is why they won’t eat it. Slaughter turtles are carnivores not herbivores. So for the people who left bad reviews because their sliders won’t eat it then you’re just uneducated on the differences.

My 3 year old Sulcata is an extremely picky eater, but he absolutely loves these!

Do NOT give this food to your toroise. There are ingredients, especially preservatives, your toroise should never have in its diet. Not all tortoises eat the same foods. Do research on the native region your tortoise comes from. I guarantee corn and citric acid are not part of their diet. Will they eat it? Absolutely! You have no idea what this does to their natural gut organisms. Not only is this a waste of money its 80% water. Please don't give this garbage to your pet. Most tortoises come from arid and semi-arid areas you'll find in a pet store. You know what you don't find in the Sahel Region of Africa or savannas of Afghanistan, or wherever..preservatives. A sulcatas diet is 75% GRASS! Do NOT give this food to your toroise. There are ingredients, especially preservatives, your toroise should never have in its diet. Not all tortoises eat the same foods. Do research on the native region your tortoise comes from. I guarantee corn and citric acid are not part of their diet. Will they eat it? Absolutely! You have no idea what this does to their natural gut organisms. Not only is this a waste of money its 80% water. Please don't give this garbage to your pet. Most tortoises come from arid and semi-arid areas you'll find in a pet store. You know what you don't find in the Sahel Region of Africa or savannas of Afghanistan, or wherever..preservatives. A sulcatas diet is 75% GRASS! Ingredients....Water, sucrose, carrageenan, whole egg powder, maltodextrin, dextrose, soy fiber, apple fiber, whey protein, locust bean gum, corn meal, musk melon flavor, dicalcium phosphate, potassium chloride, potassium sorbate (a preservative), citric acid, calcium lactate, yucca schnidergera extract, sodium benzoate (a preservative), titanium dioxide, methylparaben (a preservative), FD&C Yellow #6, FD&C Yellow #5, betacarotene, propylparaben (a preservative), Vitamin A supplement, Vitamin D3 supplement, Vitamin E supplement, ascorbic acid, d-calcium pantothenate, niacin, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid, pyroxidine hydrochloride, biotin, vitamin B12 supplement, menedione sodium bisulfite complex. … more

My Red Foot (Sparkles) would not touch this at all. I tried 3 times with fresh each time and she refused it. I gave it one star only because of wasting my money.

My tortoise loves this food! Unfortunately, my shipments from Chewy have been of inconsistent quality with the most recent arriving spoiled.

My 3 1/2 year old Redfoot tortoise, LittleFoot is a little picky, it likes fresh veggies well enough, but is a protein junkie....it loves the protein bits it gets for treats and when necessary (trying to avoid pyramiding). Little loves these bits. They smell good (to me,Little and the cats) and Little eagerly eats them. I like having a treat that isn't protein (loves Milkbone Trail mix, with the 1/2"bits my Saint Bernard puppy won't touch) so having a healthier treat alternative is a great thing. Little gets Flukers Tortoise Diet as it's primary kibble, with lots of fresh veggies and little fruit, but I like that this isn't loaded with sugar like a lot of pretend fruit treats/ diets are

We use it in our 4 x 8 tortoise habitat easy to keep clean

We like feeding our boxie a variety, only because he seems to get bored with foods, so we mix it up. So far he seems to really like these.

This came as one big lump of orange lard. No small bites.

Our tortoise loves them. Just sprinkle a few on top of their food. One container lasts a long time.