Rice Pops Small Animal Chew Treat - Small, Blue/Purple (3074)

Chinchillas love them! Keep them stored in an air tight container, they can get stale.

My rabbit goes crazy for these rice pop treats he loves them 😋

My guinea pig loves these got these for him .

I've bought these several times before. My rabbit loves them. You can hear him crunching--so cute. I only give him one at a time. He gets a treat every day at 4:00 and sits on the rug and looks at me around that time because he expects it, like he has a built in clock. If my rabbit could talk, he'd say he's a happy customer.

I have a pletha of rodents. I equate these to pupcorn for dogs. My ASF love them the most, and the treat lasts more than five seconds. Larger rodents will pick up the treat (big or small variety) and just keep gnawing on it until it is gone. I noticed that there is no difference in which colors disappear the fastest they must all taste/smell/look the same. I didn't taste them to see. 😂 I am not that brave a reviewer. Here is what critters ate them with relish" Fancy rat Hooded rat Hairless rat ASF rat Fancy mice Degu Hamsters I am often made fun of my friends, co-workers, and family, and called the "rat whisperer. I am a small scale breeder for a local, family run, non-chain, pet store. I always have a few of everything around, but bread one thing in particular that is in high demand. Needless to say, treats need to be inexpensive, but tasty. These meet both criteria. There is NO waste, and the add on price allows me to add them to any order I put in for any purpose. I hope this option always exists for these.

Bun inhales these. She says 10/10! One of her fav treats. Absolutely bun approved.

My hamster really likes these. She likes taking them up to the top of her house and dropping them down to the floor. I don’t think this is the intended use but hey, it works for her!

I bought this for our little dwarf Russian hamster we got for our family for Christmas. Originally I bought a bunch of sweet treats before we picked him out, and after researching dwarfs specifically, we found diabetes is common in dwarf hamsters. I realized this was the only original treat that I bought that was a healthy option for his breed. Luckily, our Henry Webster the hammy loves these! I break off about a 3rd to a 4th of a stick depending on how it breaks, and he ate the first piece in less than 4 days, but he ate his second piece in 2 days! I don't want to give him too many treats, but we also need to make sure his teeth don't over grow, and he has not been interested in eating any of his chew toys or apple sticks at all! Not a nibble. He won't even touch them with his mouth, so these have been great to have and I plan on keeping these stocked, and have subscribed on here to these and a couple other healthy treats that haven't come yet. I personally don't know how they taste. I probably should rate it 5 stars for my hamster, since he enjoys them, but I rated taste at 4 in that area only because they are considered a blander flavor in regards to other treats available. Just keep in mind if you have a Campbell's Russian dwarf or a Winter White dwarf, they are prone to diabetes, which I didn't know. He loves his pellet food and these rice pops, so he's not been picky with any actual food. He's chopping on his first piece in my pictures. I hope they help give you an idea of what to expect in person.