Complementary feed for rodents and dwarf rabbits. Ingredients: Dried fruit (banana 30%, pineapple ...Complementary feed for rodents and dwarf rabbits. Ingredients: Dried fruit (banana 30%, pineapple 17%, raisin 17%, apple 15%, coconut 8%, papaya 4%, figs 3%, kiwi 3%, apricot 3%). Analytical constituents: crude protein 2%; crude fat 12.4%; crude fibres 6.4%; crude ash 2%.
This fruit mix is a gourmet treat for small animals. Bananas are highly nutritious and rich in potassium. Pineapples contain large amounts of carotene, vitamins A and C, various B vitamins, magnesium, chlorine and iodine. Raisins are rich in mineral salts, organic acids and vitamins. Serve this fruit mix as a special treat, but be mindful that fruits are high in sugars. This product comes in a handy tub to maintain freshness!
100% natural ingredients. Tasty treat as part of a balanced diet. Perfect for hand-feeding and scattering.
Ingredients: Dried fruit (banana, pineapple, raisin, apple, coconut, papaya, figs, kiwi, apricot).
Analytical constituents: protein – 1.8%; fats – 11%; fibre – 3.9%, ash – 2.0%.
Feeding Guide: Serve as a treat as part of a balanced diet. 1-3 pieces a day (depending on your pet’s size). Do not overfeed. Perfect for hand-feeding or scattering around your pet's living space. Store in a dry, cool place.
This guide helps owners of rodents and dwarf rabbits understand and effectively use the Little One Fruit Mix Snack. The primary benefit is providing a tasty and nutritious treat to supplement your pet's diet. A key consideration is to feed it as a treat, being mindful of the sugar content. This article covers the product's features, how to use it, and how to care for your pet's treats effectively.
All features
Brand
Little One
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What animals can eat the fruit mix?
The Little One Fruit Mix Snack is designed for rodents and dwarf rabbits.
How often should I feed the fruit mix?
Serve as a treat as part of a balanced diet. 1-3 pieces a day depending on your pet’s size.
How should I store the fruit mix?
Store in a dry, cool place, preferably in the provided tub to maintain freshness.
Is this a complete food?
No, it's a complementary feed and should be part of a balanced diet that includes hay, vegetables, and a suitable main food source.
What if my pet doesn't like the fruit mix?
Introduce the treat gradually. You can try hand-feeding or mixing it with your pet's regular food. Ensure the mix is fresh.
What are the ingredients?
The ingredients include dried fruit such as banana, pineapple, raisin, apple, coconut, papaya, figs, kiwi, and apricot.
What are the analytical constituents?
The analytical constituents are: protein – 1.8%; fats – 11%; fibre – 3.9%, ash – 2.0%.
Troubleshooting
Pet is not eating the fruit mix.
Ensure that the mix is fresh and has not expired. Introduce the treat gradually, mixing it with their regular food. Try hand-feeding to encourage acceptance.
Pet is overeating and gaining weight.
Reduce the serving size. Provide more exercise and consider increasing the amount of hay and vegetables in the diet.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides essential vitamins and minerals.
Offers variety with a mix of dried fruits.
Can be used for hand-feeding, fostering a bond with pets.
Comes in a handy tub for easy storage and freshness.
Complements a balanced diet for small animals.
Cons
Should be given as a treat due to high sugar content.
Overfeeding can lead to health issues.
Requires careful portion control.
Not a complete food source; should be part of a balanced diet.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Serving:
Serve 1-3 pieces daily depending on your pet's size.
Ensure fresh water is always available.
Storage:
Store in a cool, dry place.
Keep the tub sealed to maintain freshness.
Compatibility:
Suitable for rodents and dwarf rabbits.
Always monitor your pet when introducing new treats.