Wooden Spice Jar 120 grams

JR Farm Wooden Herb Pot – snack, gnawing, and foraging in one

JR Farm Wooden Herb Pot is a natural wooden snack pot with a fragrant herb filling. The pot combines hardwood with a filling of parsley, millet, corn flakes, rose petals, and marigold. As a result, your pet gets not only a snack, but also something to gnaw on, pick out, and keep quietly occupied.

The nice thing about this herb pot is that the snack isn't lying loose in a bowl. Your animal has to sniff, nibble, and take small pieces out of the pot itself. The wooden pot can then be further explored and gnawed on as well. This way, a snack time immediately becomes a small foraging and gnawing moment in the enclosure.

Why choose the JR Farm Wooden Herb Pot?

✔ Snack and wooden chew toy in one
✔ With parsley, millet, rose petals and marigold
✔ More of a challenge than loose snacks in a bowl
✔ Fun for foraging, picking, and nibbling
✔ Fits nicely in a natural interior, hamsterscaping, gerbilscaping, and ratscaping

At DRD, when it comes to snacks, we like to consider what your pet can do with them. This spice jar offers a more engaging experience than a single snack, because your pet has to get the filling out of the jar themselves. This makes snack time more active and interesting.

The parsley gives the filling a spicy base, the millet and corn flakes provide texture, and the rose petals and marigold make the pot extra appealing to smell and explore. The wooden pot itself then offers additional opportunities for nibbling and playing.

Snack jar and chewing moment

The Wooden Herb Pot has two distinct functions. First, your animal can discover the herb filling. Afterwards, the wooden pot remains as natural material to continue gnawing on or playing with. This makes this item particularly fun for animals that enjoy exploring, pulling, gnawing, and actively using their enclosure.

For small rodents, you can use the pot as a prominent snack point in a natural-style setup. For dwarf rats and rats, the pot fits well into a Ratscaping or foraging setup. For guinea pigs and rabbits, it is a nice snack alongside hay and appropriate food. For chinchillas and degus, offer it consciously and in limited quantities as an extra snack moment.

Does this fit natural foraging behavior?

In nature, tasty treats aren't neatly arranged in a food bowl. Animals search, sniff, tug, nibble, and eat small amounts at a time. A filled wooden pot aligns perfectly with this, because your animal has to make the effort to get the filling out itself.

You can place the jar separately, partially incorporate it into a foraging corner, or use it as part of a natural scape. This way, it becomes not just a snack, but also a place where your animal can occupy itself for a while.

For which animals is the JR Farm Wooden Herb Pot suitable?

• Mouse: suitable as a foraging pot and snack time. Mice can pick out the filling and explore the pot.
• Dwarf hamster: suitable as a conscious snack time in a natural setup. Place the bowl firmly and offer it temporarily if desired.
• Hamster: suitable as a snack and gnawing bowl. Also nice in a hamsterscaping enclosure, for example near a tunnel route or foraging corner.
• Gerbil: suitable as an active snack and gnawing moment. Gerbils can investigate the pot, pull on it, and further work the wood.
• Dwarf rat: suitable as a foraging snack and Ratscaping material. When buying dwarf rats, always pay attention to the actual body size and offer an appropriate amount.
• Rat: suitable as a snack bowl for rats who like to hold, pick, gnaw, and explore together. Also nice in a Ratscaping setup.
• Guinea pig: suitable as a snack bowl alongside hay and guinea pig food. Place the bowl firmly so that guinea pigs can nibble on it undisturbed.
• Rabbit: suitable as a wooden snack bowl alongside hay and appropriate rabbit food. Rabbits can nibble on the filling and explore the wooden bowl further.
• Chinchilla: suitable as a small, conscious snack variation. Offer in limited quantities and keep the daily base calm, dry, and high in fiber.
• Degu: suitable as a small, conscious snack variation. Offer in limited quantities alongside hay, herbs, and appropriate degu food.

How do you give the JR Farm Wooden Herb Pot?

Place the small wooden pot in a dry, clean, and stable spot in the enclosure. For small rodents, you can offer the pot temporarily or incorporate it into a natural setup. Consider a hamsterscaping corner, gerbilscaping corner, tunnel route, or foraging area.

For pygmy rats and rats, you can use the pot in a Ratscaping setup, for example near a platform, digging box, tunnel route, or foraging zone. For guinea pigs and rabbits, preferably place the pot securely in a spot where they can easily access it.

Only refill or replace the jar when it is nearly empty. Remove the jar when it has become dirty, wet, or no longer fresh.

Composition & analysis

Composition: hardwood, parsley filling 39%, La Plata millet, vegetable starch, corn flakes, manna millet, rapeseed oil, rose petals and marigold blossoms.

Analysis: protein 12%, fat content 3%, crude fiber 7.3%, crude ash 6.7%, calcium 3860 mg/kg, phosphorus 1600 mg/kg, sodium 1600 mg/kg.

The combination serves a wooden pot with a spicy filling. The added value lies primarily in the shape: your pet gets a snack that isn't immediately ready to eat, but one it has to pick at, nibble on, and work for itself.

Good to know

JR Farm Wooden Herb Pot is a complementary feed. Use it as a snack, gnawing moment, and foraging enrichment alongside the daily diet suitable for your animal. It is not a complete food, but an extra snack for occasional use.

This spice jar is not grain-free. The filling contains millet and corn flakes, among other ingredients. That is useful to know when you are specifically looking for a grain-free snack.

Check the potty regularly during use. Signs of wear are to be expected, as animals are allowed to gnaw and pick at it. Replace the potty when it is dirty, wet, or has become too full.

Nice to combine with

• Interactive snacks
• Herb snacks
• Chewing material
• Playing and foraging
• Hamsterscaping
• Gerbilscaping
• Ratscaping
• Guinea pig snacks
• Rabbit snacks
• Chinchilla snacks
• Degoe snacks
• JR Farm

Frequently asked questions about JR Farm Wooden Herb Pot

JR Farm Wooden Herb Pot is a fun choice if you want to give a snack that does more than just taste good. Thanks to the combination of a wooden pot, herb filling, and foraging value, rodents and rabbits can gnaw, pick, smell, and discover for themselves how to get to the filling.