Rodent pear branches

Rodent Wood Pear for Rodents & Rabbits!

These freshly cut and dried pear branches are ideal as rodent material for your rodent. Young pear twigs also have a nourishing, calming and revitalizing effect. You can place the branches in the enclosure for the animals to nibble on and wear down their teeth naturally.

✔ 100% natural pear branches
✔ Helps wear teeth
✔ Prevents boredom

Thanks to the vitamins and minerals contained mainly in the bark, pear twigs have a positive impact on overall health, and the iodine contained in them has a positive effect on the functioning of the thyroid gland and prevents the loss of calcium from the bones.

Some rodents gnaw wood very actively, others do not at all. It is a matter of taste on the one hand, but also a matter of need on the other. If a rodent does not have to gnaw because the teeth are kept in good length by food, hay or other snacks, it will gnaw less on wood. It is good to always offer natural gnawing material, so that the animals can always gnaw when they need to gnaw.

Rodent wood is used by rodents to wear down their teeth. Since rodent teeth are always growing, they need to be ground down regularly to prevent them from growing too long and crooked.

History of Pear Wood

Valuable properties used to be attributed to the decoction of pear bark, and its leaves were valued by cosmetology. For example, these were used to improve the quality and vitality of the skin, hair and nails. In ancient Slavic folk medicine, a decoction of boiled young pear twigs was used for kidney problems and to improve eyesight. The antioxidant arbutin contained in the leaves and young shoots of pear trees is a true elixir of health and youth. It neutralizes the action of free radicals, which slow down cell aging. In addition, the presence of a substance called bearberry has a mild anti-inflammatory effect.