Christmas Treat Balls Coconut Alfalfa Strawberry – Festive Rodent Treats 75 g

Christmas Treat Balls Coconut Alfalfa Strawberry – a festive nibble

Christmas Treat Balls Coconut Alfalfa Strawberry add a festive touch to treat time. These round nibbles combine a maize base with coconut, alfalfa and strawberry. The red and white balls suit the Christmas season and make a lovely small gift for a rodent owner. Offer a small portion to your mouse, hamster or rat as an extra alongside their usual daily food.

What kind of treats are these Christmas balls?

These balls are an occasional extra. You might choose them when you want to offer something different from your pet's usual reward over the festive season. The coconut flakes on the outside give the white balls a wintry appearance. Together with the red balls, they make a festive mix for a little Christmas gift.

When choosing a treat, it helps to look at the full composition. The name highlights coconut, alfalfa and strawberry, but the base is extruded maize flour. These balls therefore do not consist entirely of herbs or fruit. If you are specifically looking for a herbal treat, the ingredient list below will help you compare your options. This makes it easier to choose something that fits your pet's daily diet.

Which pets and occasions are they suitable for?

You can offer this fruity treat in small amounts to mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters and rats. Adjust the portion to your pet and take any other treats into account. A small animal only needs a small treat. The Christmas theme is mainly fun for you; for your pet, the amount and ingredients are what matter most.

Use the balls as an occasional reward, or choose a particular moment to offer something tasty. There is no need to add several other treats at the same time. Would you like to compare options for your hamster? Browse our hamster treats and choose an extra that fits alongside the food you already provide.

How to offer these Christmas treats

The feeding recommendation is to offer this product as a snack. Give a small portion occasionally and continue providing your pet's usual complete food. One whole ball does not automatically equal a daily portion. No fixed amount in grams per animal has been specified.

You can offer the treat on a clean dish so you can easily see how much you have put down. With animals that live together, it helps to watch who gets what during treat time. Avoid repeatedly adding more simply because another member of the group reached the food first.

For a hamster or rat, you can also use a small portion in a simple foraging activity. Place it somewhere easy to reach or in a suitable feeding toy. Start with an easy task so your pet can discover where the treat is. Searching is part of the activity; you do not need a larger amount of food to make it interesting. Our play and foraging range includes accessories that let you offer food in different ways.

Composition and analytical constituents

Composition: extruded maize flour, coconut 16.4%, alfalfa, strawberries 8.4%, vegetable starch.

Analytical constituents: crude protein 9.6%, crude fat 13.1%, crude fibre 7.2%, crude ash 3.1%, calcium 2957 mg, phosphorus 4622 mg, sodium 382 mg.

Contents: 75 grams.

Good to know

How long a pack lasts depends on the portion size and how often you offer a treat. The contents are given by weight, rather than as a fixed number of servings. There is no need to finish the pack during the Christmas holidays. Follow the instructions on the packaging for storage and shelf life.

A hamster may carry food away to its store. An empty dish does not always mean that everything has been eaten straight away. Check stored food as part of your usual care routine and remove any leftovers that could spoil. This helps you keep track of what your pet still has before offering more.

Putting together a Christmas gift? Pair the unopened pack with a suitable foraging toy. If you would like to compare other treats first, explore our treats and biscuits for rodents.