Vitakraft Slims with Carrot Small Animal Treats 1.76 oz Crunchy Baked Snacks for Rabbits Guinea Pigs Hamsters Gerbils Nutritious Light Texture with Carrot Flavor Wholesome Nourishment

Buddy and the Carrot Crunch Caper Picture this: Buddy, my overly enthusiastic Lop, hears the faint crinkle of a bag and—nip, sprint, zoom—he arrives like a fur-covered superhero. Enter Vitakraft Slims Carrot Treats, crunchy nibble sticks baked with real carrots, whole grains, and zero artificial junk—just wholesome snacking to support his gnawing instincts and dental sparkle. One nibble, and Buddy turned into Inspector Snack: his ears perked up, eyes widened, and he performed the most dramatic “binky of joy” I’ve ever seen. These treats are light, crispy, and easily digestible—the kind of luxury bite that makes my bunny feel like a carrot connoisseur. He’ll hop over, take it from my palm, and then do a victory lap around the house—one treat at a time. It’s like he knows he’s savoring something chef’s kiss worthy. Sure, some folks on forums call them “bunny junk food” if overindulged, but honestly? Buddy’s 100% healthy, thoroughly delighted, and those teeth are looking mighty well-groomed. Scorecard: Attribute Buddy’s Reaction Crunch Factor Five binky hops out of five Dental Delight Healthy teeth = happy bunny Entertainment A one-bunny rave after snack-time So yes—if a carrot-flavored treat makes your rabbit bop around like a furry ballerina, Vitakraft Slims just hit the sweet spot. Highly recommended—for your bunny’s tastebuds and your giggles alike.

My rabbit LOVES this product. She even goes in the bag and sneaks some from time to time.

Both bunnies like Vita Kraft and Kaytee. Both like some things more than others and that is to be expected. The pickier bunny is a lot harder for me to find things for. So, that's a challenge. I have 4 types of treats: dinner, holiday/bday and training treats. These are under the category of a once-a-week allowance. These are not regular treats. So, as far as mama's value aka money. I got the ones that cost 3.89 in rough translation that's 0.27 bc they come in a pack of about 14 pieces. I have had these for awhile now. There still good. These will last awhile. As you can see based off of the size that the value is a little iffy. What I don't like is the non resealable bag. They have to be put in another container for freshness. I will continue to buy, but won't stock up. Meaning once bag is empty then I buy more. When I stock up, the bag is less than a quarter and then get more. This is my 2nd purchase. I got more for Easter bc both bunnies got 2x the treat for there holiday. Both still love them. I haven't seen any diarrhea issues. They also have NOT rubbed, or snubbed them. So, pleased I will probably buy more. These will probably main staple on Sunday. My 3rd bunny which is a pure bred lion head loves this to. She took to it really well. So, will continue to buy as long as price is decent.

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My rabbit loves these!!

Snowball loved these snacks. They are probably her favorite and they are affordable

I bought both the alfalfa and the carrot slims for my Syrian Hamster. She nibbled a bit on the alfalfa one but has largely ignored it. I didn’t think she would particularly care but a tiny bit of alfalfa helps their digestive system and I believe it’s helped in that department. Anyways, I ended up buying the carrot ones and she has gone wild over them! They are nice and hard for chewing. I thought maybe they’d be a little softer and more like a treat that she could munch on. I was happily mistaken when I realized how hard these were. They are like a a wood stick for chewing except flavored and textured. It’s the same size, relative shape and hardness. I find it sitting in whatever den/hide she has used for the night and hear her gnawing in it. For a hamster that is picky and has never taken to any chews (and I’ve tried them all including dog chews!) she really likes these. I doubt that they are particularly healthy but considering she wouldn’t chew on anything else I don’t really care and will probably buy the corn ones to try out as well. These will last quite a long time bc she spends her time gnawing on it instead of actually eating them. I lost a few to the ravages of a small bladder and had to throw them away but it would take her a very very long time to actually get through and eat an entire one. Other animals would be different and they would probably go through them much more quickly (like a bunny or chinchilla etc) The price is a steal and she loves them so I’m very happy!!

My chin loves these "carrots". I only give her 1 every few days but they are her favorite and seem good for grinding down her teeth.