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Sweets & biscuits for rodents and rabbits
Crispy fried Yippees with apple, corn, and carrot for mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters, gerbils, dwarf rats, rats, guinea pigs, and rabbits.
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Small, crispy baked heart-shaped snacks with banana, strawberry, and apricot for small rodents, guinea pigs, and rabbits. Fun as a hand snack or foraging treat.
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Crispy snack balls in three varieties with beetroot, carrot, and marigold. Great as a reward, snack time, or foraging bite.
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Natural supplements with glucosamine, turmeric, rosehip & vitamin C. Suitable for rabbits, guinea pigs & chinchillas. Tasty, healthy and responsible!
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- Specialist sinds 2011
- Delivery from our own stock
Fluffy chew cushions with oats and Timothy hay. Sugar-free snack for rodents and rabbits, great as a treat or a moment of indulgence.
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Crispy vegetable rings from JR Farm with corn, alfalfa, carrot, and beetroot. Great as a treat, reward, or foraging moment for rodents and rabbits.
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Tasty malt paste in Multi Fruit or Red Berry. Complementary feed for small quantities, training, or as an aid to medication.
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These crispy and light Mc.Corn corn nibble sticks not only provide your rabbit with valuable nutrients, they are also an ideal play snack. The stick shape ensures a playful interaction between you and the rabbit, strengthening the emotional bond. Try it y
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- Specialist sinds 2011
- Delivery from our own stock
This Mc.Green nibble stick contains a lot of alfalfa (the supplier of raw fibres), fresh green food and freshly harvested grain, valuable nutrients and chlorophyll. Easily digestible nibble snack The ideal snack for playing and pampering
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These little Biquit snacks are perfect to spoil your rodent. Your pets are guaranteed to enjoy this light, particularly tasty muffin! These treats are baked in our own bakery, made with nutritious ingredients such as eggs and flour and seasoned with a del
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These little Biquit snacks are perfect to spoil your rodent. Your pets are guaranteed to enjoy this light, particularly tasty muffin! These treats are baked in our own bakery, made with nutritious ingredients such as eggs and flour and seasoned with a del
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Heart-shaped Bunny Nature snacks for rodents and rabbits. Available in various flavors, handy as a reward, for training, or as a small treat.
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- Specialist sinds 2011
- Delivery from our own stock
The Versele Laga Snack Fiber is a delicious natural mixture based on fiber chunks, beetroot and chicory. Ideal snack for in between. Prevents boredom and brings variety to the daily menu!
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Crunchy oat biscuits with 49.9% oats, wheat, corn, wheat bran, barley malt, and timothy grass. A tasty supplementary snack for rodents and rabbits.
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Grain-free carrot pellets from JR Farm, made from 100% carrots. Handy as a natural vegetable snack, reward, or foraging moment for rodents and rabbits.
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Grain-free herb pellets from JR Farm, made from 100% pressed parsley. Handy as a natural herbal snack, reward, or foraging moment for rodents and rabbits.
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- Specialist sinds 2011
- Delivery from our own stock
Raviolos are crispy wheat cookies filled with healthy vegetables. The filling contains important minerals and will please many rodents and rabbits. Raviolos are great as a responsible snack.
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Crispy fried chips with potato flakes for small rodents, pygmy rats, rats, guinea pigs, and rabbits. Fun as a hand snack or foraging treat.
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Rodent Oat Grass Donuts 3 pieces are sturdy oat grass snacks for gnawing, foraging, and keeping occupied. Suitable for mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters, gerbils, rats, guinea pigs, and rabbits.
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Does the name of this delicious snack bring on a cheerful fever of excitement? Oh how the little rodents will love this delicious treat! Whether there is a party to celebrate or just a day full of adventure and delicacies, these pastries should not be mis
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- Delivery from our own stock
Treat your rodents and rabbits to the delicious DRD Knaagdierwinkel® Rodent Rounds, enriched with the natural flavors of carrot and sea buckthorn juice. These tasty rounds are specially designed as a delicious snack or as a supplement to their daily diet.
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In addition to being a responsible snack, the Rollins are an active toy for the hamster. The Rollins are intended to be placed loosely on the floor; due to the round shape, the hamster has to roll the ball in order to eat it. The Rollins contain special w
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In addition to being a responsible snack, the Rollins are an active toy for the rabbit. The Rollins are intended to be placed loosely on the floor; due to the round shape, the rabbit has to roll the ball in order to eat it. The Rollins contain special whi
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In addition to being a responsible snack, the Rollins are an active toy for the guinea pig. The Rollins are intended to be placed loosely on the floor; due to the round shape, the guinea pig must roll the ball in order to eat it. The Rollins contain speci
Read moreSweets & cookies – smart rewards, fun foraging & delicious every now and then
A small treat or cookie can add that extra touch of fun: as a reward, to build trust, or as a "prize" in a foraging game. In this category, you'll find treats and cookies for rodents and rabbits suitable for various situations. We'll help you with one thing above all: choosing wisely for each species. Because what's a great little treat for one person might be less practical for another. Specialists since 2011, so you can choose with confidence and with help.
Perfect for small moments of success: getting used to hand contact, gentle picking up, or a training exercise. Always combine with a good basic diet (and with plenty of hay for herbivores).
Turn snacking into a game: hide a mini cookie in a foraging ball or puzzle. Also check out Interactive Snacks and Play & Forage .
Not every species "treats" the same. For animals that are better suited to herbal/fiber-rich supplements, you can find alternatives in herbal snacks , dried vegetables , and herbs & flowers .
Choosing sweets and cookies: what to look for
Treats and cookies are meant as treats , not as staple food. These tips will make it easier to choose something that suits your pet and your routine:
- Ingredients list – check if it suits your animal species (think of sugars/starches, fats and the "base" of the cookie).
- Size & Hardness – A small treat often works better than a large one. Small treats are also helpful for training.
- Your goal —reward? Then small and quick. Enrichment? Then hide/search (foraging game).
Tip: If you want to give something more often, choose snack types that are better suited to daily nibbling, such as dried vegetables or herbal snacks .
Foraging & Using: Turn Snacking into an Activity
Rodents and rabbits love to forage for food. By using treats and biscuits wisely, it becomes a search moment instead of a "gulp-swallow-gone" situation. For example, try:
- Hide in hay or under some material (for herbivores you can combine with hay ).
- In a snack ball/puzzle for an extra challenge: see Play & Foraging and Interactive Snacks .
- Training : mini-bits as a reward (short, clear, effective).
Want to vary your snack? Occasionally combine it with other snack groups, such as snack sticks , seeds , or specialty snacks .
Choice per animal species: what usually fits best?
"Sweets & Cookies" includes various recipes and textures. Use this categorization as a quick guide:
- Rabbits & guinea pigs : Give biscuits as a small treat . For more frequent nibbling, herbal snacks , dried vegetables , and herbs/flowers are often more logical.
- Hamsters, gerbils, mice, and rats : treats and cookies are useful as training rewards or in foraging games. Alternate with varieties that actually stimulate foraging behavior, such as interactive snacks and seeds .
- Chinchillas & degus : Be extra selective and avoid (or at most rarely) offering sweet treats. Look more often for grain-free snacks , herbal snacks , and dried vegetables .
Not sure? Then check out the main Snacks section for alternatives that better suit your species and feeding style.
Maintenance & hygiene
- Store in a dry, sealed container : this will keep cookies crispy and prevent moisture problems.
- Work with small portions : give your pet what he eats immediately; remove leftovers to keep the enclosure fresh.
- Clean snack toys : Are you using a snack ball or puzzle toy? Clean them regularly (especially with sticky snacks).
- Basics first : ensure the daily diet is correct through nutrition and (for herbivores) sufficient hay .
Checklist: Sweets & Cookies Well Organized
Quickly check before you order or give:
✔ You choose the right snack type for your animal species
✔ You use sweets/cookies as a treat , not as a main food
✔ You also have “daily suitable” alternatives available: herbal snacks & dried vegetables
✔ You make snacking more fun with searching/game: playing & foraging
✔ You store snacks dry and remove leftovers in time
Safety warnings
- Give sweets and cookies in moderation . They're a treat on top of their daily diet.
- Consider species-specific suitability : some animals are more sensitive to sugary or starchy snacks. In these cases, it's best to choose herbal snacks or dried vegetables .
- Choose a suitable size and break larger cookies into smaller pieces if necessary (useful for training).
- It is best to give snacks when your pet is eating well and fresh water is always available.
- Does your pet need dietary advice from your vet, or are you unsure about a product? Feel free to contact us via our service page .
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about Sweets & Cookies
How often can I give candy or cookies?
That depends on the animal's species, weight, and your overall diet. Think of it as a small reward or enrichment, not a daily "extra bowl." For more frequent feeding , herbal treats and dried vegetables are often more practical.
Are cookies useful for taming or training?
Yes, that's right. Use small pieces as a quick reward. Make it extra fun by alternating with foraging options from Play & Forage .
What if I prefer to snack “more naturally”?
Then look at herbs & flowers , herbal snacks , dried vegetables or seeds & kernels .
I'm looking for something without grains, where do I look?
Then check out Grain-Free Snacks . Always check the full ingredients list and choose the right one for your pet.
Where can I find all the snack categories together?
In the main category Snacks you will find all kinds, including snack sticks , dried fruit , animal proteins and special snacks .
Why buy sweets and cookies at DRD Rodent Shop®?
✔ Specialist since 2011
✔ Ordered before 5 PM = shipped the same day
✔ Delivered from our own stock
✔ Smartly selected range + practical selection aid
