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Natural Clay Brick / Loam Brick for Rodents & Rabbits
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JR Farm Natural Clay Bricks / Loam Bricks for Rodents & Rabbits
JR Farm Natural Clay Stone, also known as loam stone, is a natural mineral stone for rodents and rabbits. The stone consists mostly of natural clay, supplemented with wheat and a small topping. This makes it an interesting nibbling and discovery product for animals that enjoy sniffing, licking, or nibbling on natural materials.
You can choose from two variants: Blossom and Herbs. The Blossom variant has a fragrant topping with marigold and rose blossoms. The Herbs variant has a green topping with nettle, chamomile, rosehip, and peppermint, among others. This way, you can choose which scent and texture suits your pet best.
Place the clay stone in a dry spot in the enclosure. Your animal can sniff, lick, or nibble on it on its own. The topping makes the stone extra attractive to explore, while the sturdy clay texture provides a natural nibbling moment.
✓ In short
- Natural clay bricks / loam bricks for rodents and rabbits
- Made with natural clay as the main ingredient
- Available in two variants: Blossom and Herbs
- With a small topping to make sniffing and nibbling appealing
- Suitable to place loosely in the enclosure
- Weight per stone: 100 grams
Advantages of JR Farm Clay Brick / Loam Brick
✔ Natural clay-based mineral stone
✔ Available with floral or spicy topping
✔ Fun as a natural snacking and discovery product
✔ Easy to place in the enclosure
✔ Interesting for animals that like to nibble on natural materials
Which variant suits your pet?
Both variants have natural clay as a base. The difference lies mainly in the topping. Some animals react enthusiastically to floral scents, while others show more interest in green, herbaceous plant parts.
| Variant | Often goes well with | Topping |
|---|---|---|
| Blossom | Animals that enjoy sniffing floral scents and colorful blossoms, such as rabbits, hamsters, gerbils, mice, and rats. | Marigold and rose blossom |
| Spices | Animals that actually become curious from the scent of green herbs, such as rabbits, degus, chinchillas, rats, and other rodents. | Nettle, chamomile, rosehip and peppermint |
Why choose JR Farm Claystone?
JR Farm Clay Stone is a great choice when you are looking for a natural chew product that is just a little different from wood, hay, or a regular snack. The stone is sturdy, rich in minerals, and has a small topping that invites your pet to sniff, lick, and explore.
The base consists of natural clay. Clay and loam naturally have a mineral composition and a firm structure. As a result, your animal can lick or nibble on it without worry. The topping on top often makes the initial contact extra interesting, after which many animals continue to use the stone as needed.
The Blossom variant has a cheerful topping with marigold and rose blossom. The Herb variant has a greener, herbaceous topping with nettle, chamomile, rosehip, and peppermint. Both variants are compact, easy to place, and pleasant as a natural addition to the enclosure.
For which animals is the clay stone suitable?
JR Farm Clay Stone is suitable as a supplementary mineral stone for rabbits and various rodents. Adjust usage to the animal species, the size of the animal, and the normal feeding pattern.
- Rabbits: as a natural clay/loam stone to nibble or lick as needed.
- Hamsters and dwarf hamsters: as a small mineral stone to examine and occasionally nibble on.
- Mice and gerbils: as natural elements in the enclosure to discover.
- Rats and pygmy rats: as supplementary mineral stone and gnawing material.
- Degus and chinchillas: as natural mud bricks alongside hay and species-appropriate feed.
- Guinea pigs: only offer intentionally when suitable for the animal and its normal feeding pattern.
Usage & placement
Place the clay stone in a dry spot in the enclosure. Your animal can sniff, lick, or nibble on it on its own. Most animals start with the topping and then use the rest of the stone more calmly.
Check the stone regularly. If the stone becomes wet or dirty, temporarily remove it from the enclosure. If your animal suddenly uses the stone noticeably often, it is better to offer it for shorter periods and quietly monitor its usage.
Use the clay stone as a supplement alongside the daily basic diet. Hay remains important for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and degus. For other rodents, species-appropriate food remains the basis.
✓ How long does one clay brick last?
JR Farm Clay Stone weighs 100 grams. The duration of use varies by animal. Some animals use the stone mainly occasionally, while others are a bit more curious at first due to the topping.
| Usage | Average use | Use per stone |
|---|---|---|
| Quiet use | Occasionally lick or nibble | Several weeks to longer |
| More active use | Snack regularly | Depending on the animal and the placement |
This is a practical guideline. The clay stone is intended as a supplementary mineral stone, not as a daily snack portion.
Composition of Blossom variant
Natural clay 87%, cracked wheat, marigold blossom 0.2%, rose blossom 0.2%.
Analytical constituents of the Blossom variant
Crude protein 2.0%, crude fat 1.1%, crude fiber 0.7%, crude ash 85.6%, calcium 3992 mg/kg, phosphorus 4794.5 mg/kg, sodium 4388.4 mg/kg.
Composition of the Herbs variant
Natural clay 86.8%, wheat flakes, nettle, chamomile 0.3%, rosehip, peppermint 0.1%.
Analytical constituents variant Herbs
Crude protein 2.2%, crude fat 1.1%, crude fiber 0.9%, crude ash 85%, calcium 4175 mg/kg, phosphorus 4798 mg/kg, sodium 4365 mg/kg.
What does this compound mean?
Both variants consist largely of natural clay. This makes the stone sturdy and rich in minerals. The Blossom variant has a floral topping with marigold and rose blossom, while the Herb variant has a herbal topping with nettle, chamomile, rosehip, and peppermint.
Due to its sturdy shape and small topping, JR Farm Clay Stone is particularly suitable as a natural chewing and licking product. You place it in the enclosure, and your animal can discover for itself whether it wants to use it.
Good to know
- This is supplementary mineral food, not a main food.
- Place the stone in a dry spot in the enclosure.
- Check regularly that the stone remains clean and dry.
- Offer the stone for shorter periods when your animal uses a noticeably large amount of it at once.
- Store unused stones in a dry, sealed container.
Frequently asked questions about JR Farm Clay Brick / Loam Brick
Is this a clay brick or a loam brick?
This stone is often called clay stone or loam stone. The base consists of natural clay, supplemented with wheat and a small topping.
What variants are there?
You can choose from Blossom and Herbs. Blossom contains marigold and rose blossom. Herbs contains, among others, nettle, chamomile, rosehip, and peppermint.
Which variant suits my pet best?
The Blossom variant is often a good fit for animals that enjoy investigating floral scents. The Herb variant is often a good fit for animals that respond to green, herbaceous plant parts.
For which animals is JR Farm Clay Brick suitable?
The clay stone is suitable for rabbits and various rodents. Tailor its use to the animal species, feeding pattern, and how your animal uses the stone.
How do you use a clay stone?
Place the stone on a dry spot in the enclosure. Your animal can sniff, lick, or nibble on it on its own.
Is JR Farm Clay Stone the same as a regular gnawing stone?
This clay stone has natural clay as its base and is offered as mineral food. It is therefore a different type of product from many traditional gnawing stones.
How long does one clay brick last?
That varies by animal. Some animals use the stone calmly and it lasts a long time, while others are mainly curious about the topping at first.
Can I give the clay stone to a guinea pig?
For guinea pigs, offering it consciously is wise. Observe your guinea pig's normal feeding pattern closely and use the stone primarily as a short supplement when appropriate.
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| Content (approx): | 100 grams | 7 cm |
| Composition: | 84% - 87% natural clay and wheat flakes, 13/16% Blossom mix, 13/16% dried carrot, 13/16% parsley |
| Analysis: | - |
| Promotes Foraging: | Yes |
| Suitable for: | Rodents, Mouse, Dwarf Hamster, Hamster, Gerbil, Rat, Guinea Pig, Rabbit, Chinchilla, Degu |
| Type: | supplementary pet food |
| Particularities: | - |
| Disclaimer: | Not for food producing animals |
