Drops 75 grams for Rodents & Rabbits

Trixie Drops 75 grams for rodents and rabbits

Trixie Drops 75 grams are tasty little rewards for rodents and rabbits. The drops are available in Carrot, Pea, and Blueberry varieties and are handy to use sparingly as a snack, training reward, or extra treat in a foraging game.

Their small size makes the drops easy to dose. This makes them convenient for moments when you want to reward your animal, for example during taming, clicker training, getting them used to a hand, or a quiet moment of contact. Always use drops as a supplementary snack alongside regular food, not as a replacement for the daily base.

Pros of Trixie Drops

✔ Available in Carrot, Pea, and Blueberry
✔ No added sugars
✔ Handy as a small reward or training snack
✔ Fun foraging games and snack boards
✔ Resealable 75-gram packaging
✔ Combines well with snacks , interactive snacks , and training & foraging

Why choose Trixie Drops?

A small reward can be very useful in your daily interactions with your pet. You can use a treat to reward desired behavior, to make a new food game appealing, or to allow your pet to calmly get used to your hand. Especially with animals that are still a bit cautious, a recognizable little snack moment can help build trust.

The drops are also fun not just to give by hand, but to use in a treat bowl, food puzzle, or foraging toy. This way, your animal has to search, push, sniff, or think before finding the reward. That makes a small snack moment immediately more interesting.

Because it is a supplementary snack, use Trixie Drops consciously and in small quantities. The daily basis always remains appropriate main food, hay where important for the species, clean drinking water, and sufficient enrichment in the enclosure.

Which variant do you choose?

• Drops Carrot: with 62% vegetables, of which 4% carrot. Lactose-free and without added sugars.
• Drops Pea: with 62% vegetables, of which 57% pea flour. Gluten-free, lactose-free and without added sugars.
• Blueberry Drops: with vegetables, oils and fats, forest fruits 4% and minerals. Lactose-free, grain-free and without added sugars.

Choose the variant that suits your animal and the snack time. For sensitive animals or animals for which you are extra mindful of sugar intake, such as degus and chinchillas, use drops very sparingly and preferably choose snacks that complement their normal diet.

How do you use Trixie Drops?

• Give a small number of drops as a snack or reward.
• Do not use the drops as the main food source.
• If necessary, break a licorice candy into smaller pieces for small animals.
• Use the drops in a snack bowl, snack ball, or other foraging toy.
• Seal the packaging tightly so that the drops stay fresh longer.

For small animals such as mice, dwarf hamsters, and hamsters, a single licorice candy is often already a substantial reward. You can therefore break a licorice candy into pieces. For larger animals such as rats, guinea pigs, and rabbits, you can use the licorice candies as a small treat, but even then, dosing slowly remains important.

For which animals are Trixie Drops suitable?

• Mouse: suitable as a small reward. Break a licorice into smaller pieces if necessary.
• Dwarf hamster: suitable as a small snack or training reward. Due to the small size of dwarf hamsters, feeding sparingly is important.
• Hamster: suitable as a snack, hand reward, or reward in a foraging game.
• Rat: suitable as a training snack, treat board reward, or small treat. Rats often respond well to clear reward moments.
• Guinea pig: suitable as a small snack or as a reward in a simple foraging game. The basis always remains hay, guinea pig food, and vitamin C-rich care.
• Rabbits: suitable as a small reward or snack in a food puzzle. For rabbits, it is preferable to use small quantities and offer multiple foraging spots when they live together.
• Chinchilla: only sparingly as a treat. Choose consciously and preferably do not give sweet or rich snacks too often.
• Degu: only very sparingly as a treat. Degus are sensitive to sugary foods, so it is better to use small quantities and primarily choose species-appropriate snacks as a base.

Nice foraging toys

Trixie Drops are not only suitable for giving directly. You can also use them to make a treat plate, treat roll, treat ball, or food puzzle more attractive. This way, your pet gets not only a snack but also a small task.

• Hide a piece of licorice under the lid of a snack plate.
• Put a few small pieces in a snack ball with an adjustable opening.
• Use a drop as a starting reward in clicker training.
• Combine with herbs or a portion of the regular kibble for more variety.

Always start easy. First, let your animal know that there is a treat to be found. Then, you can make the game slightly more difficult step by step.

Composition per variant

• Drops Carrot: 62% vegetables (of which 4% carrot), oils and fats, minerals. Lactose-free. No added sugars.
• Drops Pea: 62% vegetables (of which 57% pea flour), oils and fats, minerals. Gluten-free and lactose-free. No added sugars.
• Blueberry Drops: vegetables, oils and fats, forest fruits (4%), minerals. Lactose-free. No added sugars. Grain-free.

Product information

• Contents: approx. 75 grams
• Variants: Carrot, Peas and Blueberry
• Type: complementary feed
• Use: snack, reward, training, and foraging games
• Suitable for: mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters, rats, guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus
• Disclaimer: not for food-producing animals

Storage and dosing

• Store the drops in a dry and cool place.
• Close the packaging tightly after use.
• Give small amounts at a time.
• Use drops as a treat alongside regular food.
• Always check if the chosen snack is suitable for your animal species.

When it comes to snacks, quantity is more important than the packaging suggests. Even a small piece of candy can be a substantial reward for a mouse or dwarf hamster. Therefore, always dose according to the size, diet, and activity level of your animal.

Good to know

• This is a supplementary snack, not a main food.
• No added sugars, but dose consciously.
• For degus and chinchillas, offer only very sparingly.
• For small animals, you can break a licorice candy into pieces.
• Use snacks preferably as a reward or foraging moment rather than as a standard daily habit.
• Stop giving if your animal reacts differently or does not tolerate the snack well.

Frequently asked questions about Trixie Drops 75 grams

For which animals are Trixie Drops suitable?

Trixie Drops are suitable for mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters, rats, guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus. Always use them as a supplementary snack and dose according to the size and diet of your animal.

What flavors are there?

The drops are available in Carrot, Pea, and Blueberry. This way, you can alternate or choose whichever variant your pet accepts best.

Are Trixie Drops suitable for hamsters?

Yes, Trixie Drops are suitable for hamsters as a small reward. For dwarf hamsters, you can break a drop into smaller pieces so that the portion fits better.

Are Trixie Drops suitable for rats?

Yes, rats can use Trixie Drops as a training treat, hand reward, or reward in a treat game. Give small amounts and alternate with other suitable treats.

Are Trixie Drops suitable for guinea pigs?

Yes, guinea pigs can be given Trixie Drops sparingly as a reward or snack. The basis for guinea pigs remains hay, suitable guinea pig food, and vitamin C-rich care.

Are Trixie Drops suitable for rabbits?

Yes, rabbits can receive Trixie Drops sparingly as a small reward. Use them, for example, in a treat ball, on a treat bowl, or as a quiet hand reward moment.

Are Trixie Drops suitable for degus?

Only very sparingly. Degus are sensitive to sugary foods. Therefore, it is best not to use licorice as a regular snack, but at most as a small treat when you consciously choose this snack.

Are Trixie Drops suitable for chinchillas?

Only sparingly. Chinchillas require a fiber-rich basic diet and are sensitive to rich snacks. It is better to use small quantities and, for daily snacks, choose mainly suitable herbs or fiber-rich options.

Do Trixie Drops have added sugars?

No, the variants are described as without added sugars. That does not mean you can give unlimited amounts; even snacks without added sugar remain extras that you dose consciously.

Can I use Trixie Drops in foraging toys?

Yes, the drops are fun to use in snack bowls, snack rolls, snack balls, or other food puzzles. This way, you immediately turn a small snack into an active search moment.

Useful shopping links

• Snacks
• Sweets & cookies
• Interactive snacks
• Training & foraging
• Hamster snacks
• Rat snacks
• Guinea pig snacks
• Rabbit snacks

Use Trixie Drops 75 grams as a small reward, as an extra treat during training, or as enrichment in a food puzzle. This way, you turn a snack into a conscious and fun moment for both pet and owner, rather than a habit.