Carrot Pellets – 100% Carrot for Rodents & Rabbits

Carrot Pellets – a natural vegetable treat made from 100% carrot

The Carrot Pellets from De Knaagdier Kruidenier® are made from 100% carrot. A simple composition with just one plant ingredient, pressed into a convenient pellet shape. A tasty little vegetable extra alongside the daily diet of rodents and rabbits.

Offer a small reward while getting to know your pet, hide some pellets around the enclosure or turn treat time into a searching activity. For rats, guinea pigs and rabbits, the pellets can also be used in a suitable treat ball, snuffle mat or treat board. Even a small amount gives your pet something to discover.

De Knaagdier Kruidenier® – DRD’s premium own brand

This product is part of De Knaagdier Kruidenier®, the premium own brand of DRD Knaagdierwinkel®. Under this brand, we select natural herbs, flowers, leaves, harvested plants and treats for rodents and rabbits. Clear ingredient lists mean you know exactly what you are offering your pet.

These Carrot Pellets fit that approach: one recognisable vegetable in a practical form. A pure vegetable treat for adding variety and creating little searching activities.

One ingredient, easy to divide

Looking for a vegetable treat with a straightforward composition? These pellets consist entirely of carrot, with no additives. The carrots are dried and then pressed into pellets. There is no need to work through a long ingredient list to know what you are offering your pet.

The pellets have a diameter of approximately 3 mm. Their shape makes it easy to set aside a small amount. This is useful when offering a reward by hand or spreading it across different hiding places. Prepare the amount beforehand and use it during your interaction or searching activity.

This makes Carrot Pellets particularly practical when you want to offer a small, targeted reward. Place them in one spot or spread them around, depending on the occasion and the way your pet likes to search for a treat.

A small reward while getting to know your pet

A little treat can be a lovely opportunity to build a connection with your pet at a gentle pace. Offer a little carrot pellet and let your pet decide whether to come closer. Watching, sniffing and stepping away again are all part of getting acquainted.

You can offer the reward from your hand or place it close to your hand first. Take your time. You can also offer a small reward occasionally during a familiar care routine.

Hide and let your pet search

For small rodents, you can hide a small amount of pellets in different accessible places around the enclosure. Place a little between enclosure furnishings, for example, or spread a small amount over a clean, dry searching area. Your pet can then discover where the treats are.

Start with easy hiding places and change the location later. There is no need to make the activity complicated. Even a small amount in several places adds more variety than putting everything together in a bowl.

For rats, guinea pigs and rabbits: combine with foraging toys

For rats, guinea pigs and rabbits, you can also use Carrot Pellets in appropriate foraging toys. Choose a design that suits your pet and allows easy access to the pellets.

• Treat ball: put a small amount in a refillable treat ball. Check that the pellets fall through the opening easily when your pet moves the ball.
• Snuffle mat: spread some pellets between the strips so your pet can use its nose to search for the reward.
• Treat board: place a few pellets in the compartments. Start with a simple setup so your pet can discover how to reach the reward.

Feel free to alternate between these options. Use the amount you prepared beforehand to keep track of the total offered.

Suitability and composition

Suitable for: mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters, gerbils, rats, guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas and degus, as a small supplement alongside their daily diet.

Composition: carrot.

Analytical constituents: crude fibre: 17.4% crude protein: 5.2% crude fat: 2.0% crude ash: 4.5%

Good to know

Let your pet get used to a new supplement at its own pace. Offer a small amount first and check whether it is eaten. Using the pellets both while building contact and in a searching activity? Keep the total amount offered in mind.

Store the pack in a cool, dry place and keep it tightly closed. Check any pellets left in the enclosure and remove leftovers that have become damp or dirty. This keeps the searching area clean for next time.