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Are you looking for a small snack that is easy to portion? The JR Farm Tiny Treats Protein-Hearts Mealworm are convenient heart-shaped treats for omnivores and other mixed-food rodents, such as rats, mice, hamsters, dwarf hamsters, gerbils, and pygmy rats. Their small size makes them pleasant to feed by hand, use during taming, or hide as a foraging snack in the enclosure. This way, you provide a little extra without it immediately becoming too much.
✓ Snack in brief
✔ Small size, so easy to dose
✔ With 5% mealworms for extra variety in the snack aisle
✔ Handy for hand-feeding or hiding in the enclosure
✔ Nice as a reward during interaction or for gently taming
✔ Suitable for omnivores and mixed-feeding rodents
✔ Good to know: this is a snack and not a complete meal
For omnivores and other mixed-feeding rodents, a snack is not just about taste, but also about size and ease of use. These Tiny Treats are small enough for mindful feeding. This is nice if you like variety but still want to keep track of what you are giving. You simply grab one heart, half a heart, or a small piece, depending on the animal and the moment.
The composition consists of grains, seeds, vegetables, and 5% mealworms. As a result, this snack is better suited for animals that can eat animal proteins alongside plant-based ingredients. For rats, mice, hamsters, dwarf hamsters, gerbils, and pygmy rats, this can be a fun, varied reward. Due to the fat and protein content, it is best to give these hearts in moderation, precisely because they remain a treat alongside a good basic diet.
What many owners appreciate is that you can use this snack in various ways. Offer a heart by hand as a moment of contact, put a few pieces inside a foraging toy, or hide them in the bedding so your pet can search for them. This makes snack time not only tasty but also active and interesting.
This snack is suitable for mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters, gerbils, and dwarf rats. Due to its small size, it is handy as a reward, taming treat, or foraging snack. However, give in moderation, as it remains a supplementary treat.
This is also a suitable snack for rats. It is best given as a small reward or as a varied extra alongside their regular food. Due to its composition, this is more of an occasional treat than a large daily snack.
This snack is not suitable for guinea pigs and rabbits. These animals are herbivores and benefit most from a fiber-rich, plant-based diet. A snack based on hay, herbs, or leaves is a better fit for this.
This snack is also not suitable for chinchillas and degus. For these herbivores, you should choose a milder, fiber-rich, and completely plant-based snack that better matches their natural diet.
Give small portions and always consider the animal, its size, and what else you are already feeding that day. For smaller animals, half a heart or a crumb is often enough. For larger rodents that eat a mixed diet, you can occasionally give a whole heart or slightly more. Always store snacks in a dry place and close the packaging tightly after use.
Corn, wheat, carrot, flaxseed, La Plata millet, peanuts, mealworms 5%, manna millet, striped sunflower seeds, vegetable starch
Crude protein 14.6%, crude fat 12.9%, crude fiber 5.4%, crude ash 2.1%, calcium 600 mg/kg, phosphorus 2200 mg/kg, sodium 390 mg/kg
The combination of grains, seeds, and mealworms makes this an energy-rich snack with a slightly higher fat and protein content than a simple herbal snack. Therefore, this treat is best suited for omnivores and other mixed-food rodents, and it is better given as a small extra treat rather than as a large daily portion.
These are small heart-shaped snacks with 5% mealworms, intended as complementary feed for omnivores and other mixed-feeding rodents such as rats, mice, hamsters, and gerbils.
This snack is especially suitable for rats, mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters, gerbils, and pygmy rats. For herbivores such as guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus, you should preferably choose a fiber-rich, plant-based snack.
Give these Tiny Treats occasionally as a reward or foraging snack. The manufacturer recommends feeding them as a snack, not as a daily staple.
Yes, precisely because of their small size, they are handy as a reward treat during bonding moments, gently taming them, or a short training routine.
No, this snack is not grain-free. The base contains corn and wheat, among other ingredients.
Are you looking for a small, convenient snack for omnivores and other mixed-food rodents? Then these JR Farm Tiny Treats are a great choice for a quiet reward moment, a foraging game, or simply as a varied treat alongside their daily food.

| Content (approx): | 100 grams |
| Composition: | Maize, wheat, carrots, linseed, La Plata millet, peanuts, mealworms 5%, manna millet, striped sunflower seeds, vegetable starch. |
| Analysis: | Crude protein 14.6%, Crude fat 12.9%, Crude fibre 5.4%, Crude ash 2.1%, Calcium 600 mg/kg, Phosphorus 2200 mg/kg, Sodium 390 mg/kg |
| Promotes Foraging: | Yes |
| Suitable for: | Rodents, Mouse, Dwarf Hamster, Hamster, Gerbil, Rat |
| Type: | supplementary pet food |
| Particularities: | - |
| Disclaimer: | Not for food producing animals |