Spinach Pellets for Rodents & Rabbits

Welcome to the green oasis of Rodent Grocery Spinach Pellets, the ultimate taste explosion for your rodents and rabbits!

Spinach Pellets are a delicious enrichment of the diet of rodents and rabbits. Spinach is not only tasty but also very healthy and rich in iron. The pellets are about 4 mm in size and are made entirely of fresh spinach.

✔ 100% Natural: At Rodent Grocery we believe in the power of nature. That's why our Spinach Pellets are made from 100% natural ingredients, without any artificial additives. Only the pure taste and nutrients of fresh spinach in each tasty grain.

✔ Without additives: Our commitment to healthy nutrition extends to every detail. That is why our Spinach Pellets are free of unwanted additives. Give your rodents and rabbits the purity of spinach without any compromises.

✔ Freshly dried and directly pressed: To ensure optimum quality, our pellets are made from fresh spinach that is carefully dried and directly pressed into crunchy treats. In this way they retain the natural properties and offer your rodents and rabbits a nutritious treat.

These delectable pellets not only provide a feast for the taste buds, but also a plethora of healthy benefits thanks to their richness in iron. Enter a world full of natural delicacies and give your rodents a true green feast.

How should you feed the Pellets?

The Pellets can be used as enrichment. In that case you can occasionally sprinkle them through the food or accommodation. In addition, the pellets can also be given as a snack.

What can the Pellets be used for?

The pellets are not only fun as a snack, but also as a reward in a snack plate, sniffing mat or a snack ball, for example. In this way, the animal receives a challenge and a reward.

The pellets can also be scattered around the enclosure from time to time, so that the animals have to actively look for them. This gives a very nice challenge and activity, so boredom doesn't stand a chance!

Feeding Advice Rodent Grocery Spinach Pellets

2 teaspoons of pellets per kg body weight of the animal