Dried Peach Leaves Coarse

Rodent Grocer® Dried Peach Leaves

Rodent Grocer® Dried Peach Leaves are a delicious, natural addition for rodents and rabbits who enjoy variety. You can offer the leaves loose, mix them with hay, or use them as a sprinkle in the enclosure. This makes foraging a little more fun and adds an extra "sniffing moment" to their daily routine. Available in 100g and 400g.

Plus points

✔ Beautiful, pure leaf snack without unnecessary additives
✔ Handy to vary daily with a small portion
✔ Ideal for sprinkling or hiding for extra activity
✔ Choice of 100g or 400g (great for tasting or stock)

Why choose peach leaves?

Leaves are a natural way to make the menu a little more interesting. Peach leaves have a distinctive leaf structure and are great to offer loosely, mixed with hay, or as part of a foraging session. This encourages searching, sorting, and nibbling without having to provide large quantities at once.

For which animals?

• Particularly suitable as a supplement for: rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and degus
• Also nice as a variation for: rats, hamsters, gerbils and mice (small portions)

Feeding & use

• Provide a small portion loose in the enclosure or as a topping through the hay.
• Sprinkle some leaves in several places so your animal can search for them.
• For a “menu” moment, combine with some dried vegetables or herbs.

Compound

100% dried peach leaves.

Good to know

• This is a supplementary product and does not replace hay and suitable main feed.
• Store in a dry, cool place and tightly closed to preserve fragrance and texture.
• Remove any leftovers if they become damp or soiled.

FAQ

Can I give peach leaves daily?
Yes, it's possible, as a small addition. Many customers use it as a topping for hay or as a scattering mix for variety.

What is more convenient: 100g or 400g?
100g is good to try or as a variation alongside other leafy greens. 400g is handy if you use this frequently or have multiple animals.

My pet won't eat it right away, what can I do?
Mix a small amount into the hay or sprinkle it in a few spots around the enclosure. It often helps if it's offered in a searchable location.

Useful shopping links

• Hay & mangers (ideal for mixing)
• Snacks (more dried extras)
• Play & foraging (food foragers and enrichment)
• Nutrition (appropriate basis per animal species)
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