Hay Bell Flowers, Carrot or Dandelion 125 grams

JR Farm Hay Bell – sturdy snack bell to stand or hang

The JR Farm Hay Bell is a sturdy snack bell for rodents and rabbits. You can place the bell down or hang it up, so your animal not only gets a snack but also has something to do. Due to the solid bell shape, your animal has to nibble, pull, search, and work calmly to get small pieces loose.

This snack bell is available in several varieties: Flowers, Carrots, and Dandelions. This allows you to vary the scent, taste, and appearance. The bell is especially fun as an extra foraging moment, for example in a snack corner, near the hay, in a natural setup, or hanging in a safe place in the enclosure.

Why choose the JR Farm Hay Bell?

✔ More of a challenge than a single snack in a cup
✔ Sturdy bell shape for longer nibbling fun
✔ Can be placed on a surface or hung up
✔ Available in three fun flavor varieties
✔ Great as a snack, reward, or foraging moment

At DRD, when it comes to snacks, we like to consider what your animal can do with them. This snack bell is not just meant for a quick bite. Due to its sturdy shape, your animal has to put in some effort, making the snacking session last longer and resemble foraging more.

That makes the JR Farm Hay Bell particularly interesting for owners who want to bring more engagement to their pet's enclosure. You can hang the bell so your animal has to pull and nibble on it, or place it down so your animal can move around it calmly and discover for themselves how to get to it.

What variants are there?

The JR Farm Hay Bell is available in three variants. Each variant has its own scent, appearance, and composition. This allows you to alternate and see which bell your animal finds most interesting.

• Flowers: with parsley, millet, corn flakes, marigold blossoms, and rose flowers, among others. A floral variety with rich fragrance and color.
• Carrot: with carrot, millet, corn flakes, parsley, dandelion, and fennel. A cheerful variation with a distinct vegetable component.
• Dandelion: with parsley, dandelion, millet, wheat flakes, and marigold blossoms. A herbal variant for animals that like to nibble on plant-based snacks.

Hang up or place down?

You can offer the JR Farm Hay Bell in two ways. If you hang the bell up, the snack time becomes more active. Your animal has to reach, pull, and nibble to get pieces loose. This is especially fun for animals that enjoy playing with their snack.

If you place the bell down, your animal can move around it more calmly. This is useful for animals that have difficulty reaching a hanging snack, or when you prefer to offer the bell at a fixed snack spot. For guinea pigs and rabbits, placing it down is often very practical. For rats, dwarf rats, hamsters, and gerbils, hanging it or offering it half-hidden can be particularly interesting.

Does this fit natural snacking 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 snack bell aligns perfectly with this, because your animal has to make an effort to get the pieces loose.

For small rodents, you can use the bell as a moment for exploration and gnawing. For dwarf rats and rats, the bell fits well in a foraging area or Ratscaping setup. For guinea pigs and rabbits, it is a nice change of pace alongside the daily basic diet of hay and appropriate food. For chinchillas and degus, offer the bell deliberately and in limited quantities as an extra snack.

For which animals is the JR Farm Hay Bell suitable?

• Mouse: suitable as a sturdy snack bell for nibbling and investigating. Offer temporarily or in a foraging corner if necessary.
• Dwarf hamster: suitable as a conscious snack moment. Place the bell down securely or temporarily offer a suitable treat.
• Hamster: suitable as a nibbling and foraging snack. Also fun in a hamsterscaping enclosure, for example near a tunnel route or snack spot.
• Gerbil: suitable as an active snack ball to gnaw on, pull apart, and work apart. Gerbils can really be occupied with this.
• 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 sturdy treat bell for rats who like to pull, hold, nibble, and explore together. Also fun to hang in a Ratscaping setup.
• Guinea pig: suitable as a snack bowl in addition to the daily basic diet of hay and guinea pig food. Placing it down is often the most practical option, so that guinea pigs can access it quietly.
• Rabbit: suitable as a sturdy treat bell alongside hay and appropriate rabbit food. You can place the bell down or hang it safely in an easily accessible spot.
• 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 Hay Bell?

Use the bell as a snack and enrichment alongside the normal daily diet suitable for your animal. Place the bell in a dry, clean spot or hang it securely. When hanging it, always check that your animal can reach it safely and does not have to jump or climb awkwardly.

For small rodents, you can offer the bell temporarily or incorporate it into a natural setup. For rats and pygmy rats, you can use the bell in a Ratscaping arrangement, for example near a tunnel route, platform, or hanging foraging area. For guinea pigs and rabbits, you can place the bell in a snack corner or near the hay.

Remove the bubble or leftovers when they have become dirty, are wet, or no longer look fresh. This ensures that snack time remains pleasant and hygienic.

Composition & analysis

Floral composition: parsley, La Plata millet, vegetable starch, corn flakes, manna millet, marigold blossoms 4.2%, rose flowers, rapeseed oil.

Flower analysis: protein 10.5%, fat content 3.1%, crude fiber 6.6%, crude ash 6.1%, calcium 3510 mg/kg, phosphorus 1440 mg/kg, sodium 460 mg/kg.

Carrot composition: carrots 29.6%, millet, corn flakes, vegetable starch, parsley, dandelion, fennel, rapeseed oil.

Carrot analysis: protein 8.3%, fat content 3.5%, crude fiber 5.9%, crude ash 4.3%, calcium 2870 mg/kg, phosphorus 1580 mg/kg, sodium 820 mg/kg.

Dandelion composition: vegetable starch, La Plata millet, parsley, dandelion 14.1%, wheat flakes, manna millet, marigold blossoms, rapeseed oil.

Dandelion analysis: protein 10.3%, fat content 3%, crude fiber 6.5%, crude ash 6.1%, calcium 3980 mg/kg, phosphorus 1620 mg/kg, sodium 660 mg/kg.

The varieties differ in scent, texture, and main ingredients. The Flower variety is floral and colorful, the Carrot variety has a distinct vegetable component, and the Dandelion variety is more herbaceous in character. Thanks to the sturdy bell shape, you can use all varieties as a snack and foraging moment.

Good to know

The JR Farm Hay Bell is a complementary feed. Use the bell as a snack and variety alongside your animal's daily basic diet. It is not a complete feed, but an extra opportunity to nibble and forage.

This snack bar is not grain-free. The variants contain, for example, millet, corn flakes, or wheat flakes. That is useful to know when you are specifically looking for a grain-free snack.

Store the bell in a dry and cool place. Check the bell regularly when it is standing or hanging in the enclosure, especially for animals that gnaw enthusiastically or move a lot of bedding.

Nice to combine with

• Interactive snacks
• Herb snacks
• Grain-free snacks
• Playing and foraging
• Hay for rodents and rabbits
• Hamsterscaping
• Gerbilscaping
• Ratscaping
• Guinea pig snacks
• Rabbit snacks
• JR Farm

Frequently asked questions about the JR Farm Hay Bell

The JR Farm Hay Bell is a fun choice if you want to give a snack that does more than just taste good. Thanks to the sturdy bell shape, the choice of Flowers, Carrots, or Dandelions, and the option to place the bell down or hang it up, you immediately turn a snack time into an active foraging and nibbling moment.