Grainless Nibble Bunnies 150 grams

JR Farm Grainless Nibble Bunnies

JR Farm Grainless Nibble Bunnies are small, baked snack bunnies for rodents, guinea pigs, and rabbits. The snacks are grain-free and made from pea flakes, with a fruity and vegetable-rich topping of apple, strawberry, spinach, and beetroot.

These are handy reward treats for owners who want to give something tasty that is easy to portion. Thanks to their small size, you can use the treats as a snack, reward, foraging moment, or as a small extra in the feeding area. At DRD, we like to look for snacks that are straightforward to use: not complicated, not overdone, but simply a fun, grain-free snack that you can offer consciously.

Why choose JR Farm Grainless Nibble Bunnies?

The Nibble Bunnies are small, sturdy, and easy to feed by hand. This makes them very suitable as a reward during interaction, as a small extra in the food bowl, or as a snack to hide in a foraging spot.

The pea flake base gives the snack a firm texture. Apple and strawberry provide a light fruity touch, while spinach and beetroot add extra variety. Because the snack is grain-free, it is a good fit for owners who consciously choose a snack without grain, but with a recognizable and tasty composition.

For rabbits and guinea pigs, the treats are particularly nice as a small reward alongside the daily basic diet of hay, species-specific food, and suitable herbs. For small rodents such as mice, hamsters, and gerbils, you can use the treats very effectively as a hiding reward in a naturally decorated enclosure. For rats, they are handy as a small snack during training, taming, or foraging games.

For which animals are JR Farm Grainless Nibble Bunnies suitable?

• Mouse: suitable as a small snack or foraging reward. Because mice are social animals and should be kept with other mice, you can offer the snacks spread out so that multiple mice can search.
• Dwarf hamster: suitable as an occasional reward. Give small amounts and hide a snack, for example, among bedding, hay, or natural materials.
• Hamster: suitable as a small snack in the hamster enclosure. The snacks are handy to use for taming, searching, or as a reward in a hamsterscaping setup.
• Gerbil: suitable as a grain-free snack and foraging reward. Because gerbils are social animals and should be kept with other gerbils, you can scatter the snacks in multiple locations.
• Dwarf rat: suitable as a small reward or snack. Dwarf rats can vary in size, so always observe your own animals and adjust the quantity accordingly.
• Rat: suitable as a reward snack or training treat. Rats are smart animals and often enjoy searching for treats, accepting them, or earning them through play.
• Guinea pig: suitable as a small snack alongside the daily hay routine. Because guinea pigs are social animals and should be kept with other guinea pigs, it is better to distribute the snacks rather than placing them in one spot.
• Rabbit: suitable as a small reward or snack alongside unlimited hay and an appropriate daily diet. With multiple rabbits, you can offer the snacks spread out.

For chinchillas and degus, we prefer simple, fiber-rich herbs, leaves, flowers, or hay enrichment. These snacks contain apple and strawberry, among other ingredients, and are therefore better suited for animals for whom a small fruity reward treat makes sense.

How do you feed the Nibble Bunnies?

Give JR Farm Grainless Nibble Rabbits as a supplementary snack alongside the normal daily food. Due to their small size, you can easily portion the snacks. For example, give one or a few as a reward, depending on the species, the size of your pet, and what else you offer during the day.

You can feed the treats by hand, place them in the food bowl, or hide them in a foraging area. For hamsters and gerbils, it is fun to hide a treat among natural materials. For rats, you can use them in simple search games or as a small training treat. For guinea pigs and rabbits, you can distribute the treats across the hay area or a feeding spot so they have to search for them for a moment.

For social animals, offering the food spread out is often more pleasant. This prevents one animal from eating everything and immediately turns the snack time into a quiet foraging moment for the group.

Composition & analysis

Composition: pea flakes, pea starch, apples 4.2%, strawberries 2.5%, rapeseed oil, spinach 1.6%, beetroot.

Analytical constituents: protein 16.8%, fat content 4.2%, crude fiber 4.7%, crude ash 2.5%, calcium 881 mg/kg, phosphorus 3241 mg/kg, sodium 222 mg/kg.

The composition is straightforward and snack-oriented. Pea flakes form the base, while apple, strawberry, spinach, and beetroot provide flavor, aroma, and variety. As a result, these snacks are particularly interesting as a small reward or as an extra treat during foraging.

Good to know

• This is a supplementary snack and not a main food.
• Give the snacks consciously and in moderation alongside the daily base.
• Due to their small size, they are easy to dose.
• Store the packaging in a dry, cool, and tightly sealed place.
• For chinchillas and degus, we prefer to recommend simple herbal or hay enrichment.

Nice to combine with

Do you want to add more variety to the snack routine? Then combine the Nibble Bunnies with grain-free snacks , interactive snacks ,play & foraging , or suitable rodent and rabbit herbs . This way, you immediately turn a small snack into a more fun search moment.

Useful shopping links

• view grain-free snacks
• View interactive snacks
• Watch play & foraging
• View rabbit snacks
• view guinea pig snacks
• View hamster snacks
• View all JR Farm products

JR Farm Grainless Nibbles Rabbits are a great choice when you are looking for a small, grain-free, and easy-to-portion reward snack. Thanks to their recognizable composition, convenient size, and cute rabbit shape, they fit well into a conscious snacking routine for rodents, guinea pigs, and rabbits.