Description
Dried Brussels Sprout Pieces for Rabbits & Guinea Pigs – 25g
Our British-grown dried Brussels sprout pieces offer rabbits and guinea pigs an occasional treat with a distinctive leafy taste. A slow drying process creates crunchy green pieces that pets can nibble, search for and enjoy.
A Leafy Dried Vegetable Treat
These dried sprout pieces make it easy to add occasional variety to your pet’s normal diet. The pieces come ready to feed and have a firm texture that works well for hand feeding.
The 25g pack contains plenty of small portions because a little goes a long way. Therefore, offer only a small piece at a time.
Make Treat Time More Interesting
Offer a piece by hand to encourage interaction with your pet. Alternatively, scatter a few small pieces among clean feeding hay to create a simple foraging activity.
You can also place a piece inside a hay-filled cardboard tube or hide it in different areas of the enclosure. As a result, your pet can search for the treat instead of eating it from a bowl.
Always supervise your pet and remove anything that becomes wet, dirty or contaminated.
How to Feed Dried Brussels Sprout Pieces
Offer a small piece occasionally as part of a balanced diet. Introduce the treat gradually and avoid giving several pieces at once.
These sprout pieces complement rather than replace everyday feeding hay. Offer them occasionally while providing unlimited fresh hay, such as our soft and leafy Devon Orchard Hay, together with clean drinking water.
Rabbits and guinea pigs must always have unlimited fresh hay and clean drinking water.
Store the pack in a cool, dry place and reseal it after opening.
Why Choose Our Dried Brussels Sprout Pieces?
- Made with British-grown Brussels sprouts
- Slowly dried for a leafy crunch
- Distinctive natural colour, taste and aroma
- Convenient 25g pack
- Suitable for rabbits and guinea pigs
- Ideal for occasional hand feeding
- Easy to scatter or hide among hay
- Packed by The Hay Hutch
Composition
Dried Brussels sprout.





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