Apple twigs 100 gr
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- Natural apple branches and twigs for gnawing enrichment
- Documented for rabbits, guinea pigs, mice, rats and other rodents
- Available irradiated upon request
FAQ - Apple twigs 100 gr
Which species are apple branches intended for?
Which species are apple branches intended for?
Documented species include rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, hamsters, degus, mice, rats and gerbils.
Can the branches be supplied irradiated?
Can the branches be supplied irradiated?
Yes. Apple branches are available irradiated upon request for use in barrier facilities or other settings where reduced bioburden is required.
How should they be offered in the cage?
How should they be offered in the cage?
Place loose in the cage or mix into the hay to encourage gnawing and foraging. They should form only a minor part of the total diet.
Product Instructions
Product Instructions
Offer as supplementary enrichment alongside hay and complete diet, according to facility guidelines.
Apple twigs are natural apple branches, twigs and bark, supplied in a 100 g pack. Each piece is approximately 23 cm long.
Intended use
Documented for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, hamsters, degus, mice, rats and gerbils as a natural snack and source of structural fibre. The branches provide gnawing activity and foraging behaviour and support natural tooth wear.
Use as enrichment
The branches can be placed loose in the cage or mixed into the hay to encourage rooting and foraging.
Treatment options
Available irradiated on request for facilities with reduced bioburden requirements.