Vitakraft Bursts Small Animal Treats - Wild Berry Snacks - for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, and Hamsters 1.76 Ounce (Pack of 1)

Introduction: We have a domestic female rabbit, carefully fed appropriate food. This is one of several types of treats that we give our rabbit. We place one treat in each of several stacking cups, fully stacked. Once she finds the stacking cups, she will take out the treat, eat it, and then yank the top cup off to reveal the next cup, and repeats the process until the last cup. It's a joy to watch her.Pros: Our rabbit absolutely loves these treats. It's one of her favorite treats. This product was reasonably priced at time of purchase.Cons: None.Conclusion: I highly recommend this product. Of course, a rabbit's opinion and taste may vary from one rabbit to another.

Guinea pig likes these treats.

My bunny goes absolutely crazy for these! As soon as she hears the bag, she runs straight to me as fast as she can to get her treat. I’m still figuring out how many she should have each day, but if I don’t hide the package well, she’ll definitely try to help herself!

I don't have any bunnies...of my own. But, two of my daughters do. I bought one pack of these for one of them for Christmas. It was reported back to me that they were a HUGE hit with the bunny. So, now it's spring vacation, and I'm bunnysitting for two bunnies. I happened to buy a pack of these to have while bunnysitting. Well, both bunnies go CUCKOO for these! Not sure what they contain that the bunnies go berserk over, they absolutely LOVE them! Bunnies poop a lot ;-)

The media could not be loaded. My baby bun loves them! Out of all his treats, he takes this one quickest and gets very excited when I bring out the bag!

My piggies weren't fond of these. They ate them for a time but then will not eat them at all now. I am not sure why.

I have 2 bunnies. The picker one likes this. So, this is his treat training snack.The product is surprisingly a good size and at 4.99 you can't beat it. Will continue to buy until he gets bored. If he doesn't that's fine to. Like I said "this is a picky bunny!"I am also gonna do something different. So, my other bunny is more equipped at potty training. He is fixed, but he got the treat after once he knew it was a toilet. The bunny that likes this treat I will be giving it to him bf so that way he recognizes where to go and he isn't fixed, yet. That will happen in 1 to 3 months. Will update on the potty training.Edit : Sunday Aug 18th, potty training has been successful. He likes other snacks, so those are training treats these have now become breakfast treats. I only give him 2 for breakfast. Anything more than that and he gets diarrhea. So, be careful on how much you feed them. Bc I did 4 and I noticed and then reduce it to 3 and then 2. He is due for a new bag so will buy this month or early next.Edit :Sept 10th. I am pretty much have a quarter left of the bag. So., buying a 2nd one. I do only give him 2 for breakfast still. I have a new treat traing snack. He still loves and gets excited for breakfast! Training wise I am trying to get him to do a high 5 and spin.

These are fantastic, valued Timothy Hay treats for rabbits. My Dwarf Netherland Bunny loves them. The zip bag keeps them fresh and the volume you get for the price is AMAZING! You don't need much to satisfy their need for a treat!