Rosewood Boredom Breaker Corn On The Cob – 2 Pack | Small Pet Treat & Enrichment Toy

🌽 Rosewood Boredom Breaker Corn On The Cob – 2 Pack | Natural Small Pet Treat & Toy

Give your small pets a healthy challenge with Rosewood’s Boredom Breaker Corn On The Cob – a stimulating, sun-dried treat designed to enrich their environment and support natural foraging instincts. Each cob comes with a unique, easy-to-use hanger, making it perfect for suspending in cages to encourage active play and mental stimulation.

🐰 Key Features:

• Pack includes 2 high-quality sun-dried corn cobs
• Unique hanger for easy cage attachment and vertical play
• Encourages natural gnawing and foraging behaviour
• Preserves essential vitamins, minerals, and carotenoids
• Rich in insoluble fibre to support digestive health
• Helps wear down growing teeth in rabbits and guinea pigs
• Barcode: 5025659196435
• Not suitable for rats, chinchillas, or degus

🧠 Why It Works:

This boredom-busting treat keeps pets alert and entertained for hours as they work to remove kernels straight from the cob. The natural drying process retains nutritional value while offering a safe, enriching chewing experience.

⚠️ Feeding Guidance:

Corn is energy-rich, so we recommend offering one cob at a time as an occasional treat. Add and remove as needed to prevent overindulgence and extend the fun.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which pets can safely enjoy this treat?
This product is ideal for rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, and gerbils. It is not recommended for rats, chinchillas, or degus due to dietary sensitivities.

Q: Is the corn raw or cooked?
The corn is naturally sun-dried, not cooked or processed, preserving its nutritional integrity and texture.

Q: Can I hang the cob in any type of cage?
Yes! The included hanger is designed for easy attachment to most cage types, allowing vertical placement to encourage active engagement.

Q: How often should I offer this treat?
Due to its high energy content, offer one cob occasionally and monitor your pet’s intake. Remove the cob if your pet finishes it quickly or shows signs of overeating.

Q: Does this help with dental health?
Absolutely. Gnawing on the cob helps wear down growing teeth, which is essential for small herbivores like rabbits and guinea pigs.