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JR Farm Oat Cookies for Rodents & Rabbits

JR Farm Oat Cookies are crunchy snack cookies for rodents and rabbits. The cookies are made with 49.9% oats, supplemented with wheat, corn, wheat bran, barley malt, and timothygrass. As a result, they have a firm, crunchy texture and a recognizable grain-like aroma.

These oat biscuits are handy as a small reward, snack, or foraging treat. You can give a biscuit straight from your hand, break it into pieces, or hide it in a sniffing spot, snack game, or in the hay. This way, a small snack moment immediately becomes something to search for.

The package contains 100 grams. Use JR Farm Oat Cookies as a supplementary snack alongside the daily main food and, for herbivores such as rabbits and guinea pigs, alongside sufficient good hay.

Pros of JR Farm Oat Cookies

✔ Crispy snack with a high oat content
✔ Suitable for rodents and rabbits
✔ Nice size to give as a reward
✔ Fun to use for foraging and snack games
✔ Practical 100 gram packaging

Why choose JR Farm Oat Cookies?

JR Farm Oat Cookies are ideal when you are looking for a simple, crunchy snack that is easy to portion. Thanks to their firm texture, you can give the cookies individually, but also break them into smaller pieces for small animals or for use in a snack game.

The base of this snack consists of oats. Oats give the biscuits their recognizable aroma and firm bite. The addition of wheat, corn, wheat bran, barley malt, and timothy grass provides extra texture and makes the biscuits appealing to sniff and nibble on slowly.

Use the Oat Cookies consciously as a treat alongside the daily base. For rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and degus, good hay remains the most important part of the diet. For hamsters, mice, gerbils, and rats, small pieces are actually useful for hiding and letting them search for.

For which animals are the Oat Cookies suitable?

JR Farm Oat Cookies are suitable as a supplementary snack for rodents and rabbits. Adjust the quantity according to the species, the size of your animal, and their normal feeding pattern.

• Rabbits: as a small crunchy snack alongside hay and suitable rabbit food.
• Guinea pigs: as a reward or snack alongside hay and guinea pig food.
• Chinchillas and degus: as a small variation, deliberately dosed alongside the normal feeding pattern.
• Hamsters and dwarf hamsters: as a small snack or foraging treat.
• Mice and gerbils: as a crunchy reward to search for and collect.
• Rats and pygmy rats: as a snack, training reward, or search treat.

Usage & dosage

Give JR Farm Oat Cookies as a supplementary snack. For small animals, you can break a cookie into pieces and offer them directly. For larger animals, you can dose a little more generously, depending on the animal and the rest of the daily menu.

The biscuits are also very suitable for hiding. Place a piece in a sniffing area, snack maze, foraging box, or in the hay. This way, your animal has to search, and snacking becomes a more active moment.

Store the packaging in a dry, cool, and tightly sealed place so that the cookies remain crispy.

How long does one package last?

The packaging contains 100 grams. If you use approximately 1 gram per snack, you will get about 100 small snack moments from one package. At 2 grams per time, that is approximately 50 snack moments. The actual duration of use depends on the animal species, the number of animals, and how often you offer the snack.

Compound

Oats 49.9%, wheat, corn, wheat gluten, wheat bran, sodium chloride, barley malt, timothygrass.

Analytical constituents

Crude protein 18.8%, crude fat 5.4%, crude fiber 2.1%, crude ash 3.4%, calcium 910 mg/kg, phosphorus 3900 mg/kg, sodium 6800 mg/kg.

What does this compound mean?

JR Farm Oat Cookies have a crunchy base with nearly half oats. Wheat, corn, and wheat bran provide extra texture, while timothy grass provides a plant-based addition that makes for a snack for rodents and rabbits.

This is complementary food. The biscuits are intended as a treat alongside an appropriate main food and not as a replacement for the daily basic food.

Good to know

• This is supplementary food, not a main food.
• Suitable for rodents and rabbits.
• Use small amounts at a time.
• For rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and degus, good hay remains the daily basis.
• Store in a dry, cool, and tightly sealed place.

Frequently asked questions about JR Farm Oat Cookies

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