Peter's Fruit Salad Bowl Small Animal Treats, 3.5-oz bag
Peter's Fruit Salad Bowl is a natural woven grass bowl filled with timothy Hay, dehydrated apple and Cranberry that is safe to chew. Timothy Hay is important for a healthy digestive track. Hearty, healthy ready-to-eat salads in an edible, woven grass bowl provide essential roughage to help support healthy digestive systems. Ideal for rabbits, guinea pigs, mice, rats, hamsters, chinchillas, and other small pets.
Key Benefits- Natural woven grass bowl filled with timothy Hay, dehydrated apple and Cranberry that is safe to chew
- Natural and healthy way to treat your pet
- Sun cured Timothy Hay is important for a healthy digestive track
- Hearty, healthy ready-to-eat salads in an edible, woven grass bowl provide essential roughage to help support healthy digestive systems
- Ideal for rabbits, guinea pigs, mice, rats, hamsters, chinchillas, and other small pets
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Item Number95153
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Brand
Marshall
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Food Form
Treats, Hay, Dried Fruits
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Lifestage
Adult
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Made in
United States
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Small Pet Type
Gerbil, Hamster, Chinchilla, Rat, Mouse, Guinea Pig, Rabbit
Natural Sun Cured Timothy Hay, Dehydrated Apple, Dehydrated Cranberry.
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 3.0% min |
| Crude Fat | 1.35% min |
| Crude Fiber | 18.0% max |
| Moisture | 12.0% max |
Mix fruit packet with hay and feed to rabbit or other small pets. Not intended for ferrets. Fruit salad is intended as a treat, not as a meal. Store in a cool, dry place.
83% Recommend
83% of reviewersrecommend this product
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12 Reviews
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By Babydoll5 on Jul 6, 2018
I've been getting the other bowl that Peter's sells so for a change I tried this one. Oh boy does he love it. He hopped right over and didn't move away from it until there was only the empty bowl left. I will definitely be stocking up on the fruit salad from now on!
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By Tirednurse on Sep 19, 2018
I got this for my hamster, but he did not care for it at all. It's probably better suited for Guinea pigs & rabbits. Large bits & pieces.
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By Cheyenne on Mar 6, 2018
My ratties enjoy this, and thought I completely understand and appreciate the fact that they put the fruit in a separate pouch so it doesn't dry out.. my ratties take all the fruit first. Next time I order this, I will try to take all the hay out and put the fruit in the bottom, so they at least get some foraging. Other than that, this is a great treat. It has no alfalfa, it's well made, and it's healty. I will be ordering again whether I manage to fix the fruit problem or not (:
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By BunnyMom on Jun 20, 2018
I put this down for my bunny and he absolutely loved it! There was less dry fruit than I was expecting, but a good amount of hay. Plus, when he finished his meal, he left a nice little basket for me to fill with more hay! A nice treat on occasion.
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By MisterBunny on Mar 17, 2018
This looked like a fun idea for my bunny & when I received it I was impressed with how well it was made & all that was included in the package ... edible bowl, hay & 2 types of dried fruit! It does cause a mess though while your bunny enjoys it ~ but he's happy, isn't that all that really matters?!
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By TiaRaqsGuninea on Jan 11, 2018
My boys Remy and Simba loved this treat they ate all the hay. I let them have the fruit this time because I rarely give fruit these days. For the most part though they didn’t mind eating the hay and bowl. I’m also glad that you don’t have to give me the dry fruit as it comes in a packet.
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By Piglover on Dec 16, 2017
This treat is loved by my guinea pig. It has the hay he needs for nutrition and it is in an adorable edible bowl that is very good for their digestive system.
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By Anon on Jan 14, 2018
Chase is very attractive. Id like to go give thanks where credit is due to who hired him. Thank you. Salad bowl is good too, piggies love it.
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By kbrd on Dec 12, 2017
My little guinea pig loves this treat. he can eat it all and chew the bowl. way cheaper on chewy to compared to local stores
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By 49er on Apr 28, 2018
It came with a very small amount of fruit. Hamster ate the fruit then didn't want anything to do with the rest.
