Doc Eddie’s Apples+Carrots Small Animal Soft & Chewy Treats or Snack for Hamster, Rabbit, Chinchilla, Bunny, Gerbil, Mouse, Rat, Hedgehog, or Squirrel - 5oz - Made with Real Fruit, Organic Ingredients

My little guys love these treat. I love the simple ingredients and the cute packaging. My daughter really loves the packing and it makes treat time more fun for her as well.

Walnut for scale. I gave these to my two adult rabbits. They were a little hesitant at first but they seem to like them. I did try them since they’re human grade. They’re quite sweet so I think one a day is probably an appropriate amount to give them if they're not having other sweet treats. There isn’t a recommendation on the packaging. They have a similar consistency and sweetness to dried figs.I think it’s really great to see these kinds of treats on the market. I’m used to only being able to give them Oxbow treats because it’s hard to trust the other brands out there that tend to add a lot of filler and poor ingredients that can cause problems for rabbits. Overall, this looks like a well-intentioned and healthy snack for small pets. I’m very interested in checking out the other treats this brand makes.

Princess Bun B approved! These unique treats are perfect for small animals like rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, and more. Each chewy square is cloaked in a thin sprinkling of Timothy hay, which aids in digestion and dental hygiene, especially for my rabbit. Although she can be a touch picky, she usually warms up to treats after the first few tries, and she took to this one rather quickly. The packaging specifies a daily serving amount of one to three pieces, so we adhere to that and haven’t had any issues. Plus, they are human-grade, which makes me feel good about giving these to my furry friend, and the ingredients are straightforward without the fillers that some other brands add in. Highly recommend these fresh, high-quality treats!

These appear to be pretty similar to this brand's vitamin c treats.I have four male guinea pigs. Only one didn't look at me like i was crazy and happily ate this treat. They were a little more willing to try these compared to the vitamin c treats.The ingredients seem good, altho some people may be concerned about high sugar content since two of the ingredients are apple juice and apples. The 'gummy' texture is new to us and kind of weird, but easy to break up into smaller pieces.Was really hoping my piggies would like it, but they just don't like this one.

I got the Vitamin C Bites for my 8-year-old foster bunny, which she loves. When I saw these similar treats on Vine, I ordered them. They have organic ingredients, are human grade, and made in the USA, all a plus for me. She has a hearty appetite and comes running to the gate of her playpen when I approach with something in my hand. I'm going to give her one of each a day. The package states one to three a day, but they are treats. Hay is a bunny's main food. These are enrobed in hay, so that's another plus. She loves both kinds.

Suitable for: Hamster, Guinea Pig, Rabbit, Chinchilla, Bunny, Gerbil, Mouse, Rat, Hedgehog, SquirrelPros:- Contains real apples and carrots- Made with organic ingredients- Suitable for a variety of small animalsOverall: A healthy and natural treat option for small pets, ideal for adding variety and nutrition to their diet.

I rescued my rabbit from the neighborhood 3 years ago and have had him ever since.I've never had a rabbit before so I basically had to learn on the job. Since I have parrots though, I know the basics.I gave this treat to the rabbit and at first, he spit it out. I'm not sure if it was the texture or the taste. When I went back later, he did eat it. Now when he hears the bag, he stands up on his hind legs and waits for me to give him his treat.He's a picky eater and likes what he likes so anything new is hit or miss.Now I give him this treat and he seems to love it.It's a small bag and the treats may only last for about a week but it's a good value.Cocoa likes them so that's all that matters. Looks like I'll be ordering more.

My rats are suspicious of anything new I give them. Well I put these in front of them, they gave em a sniff, and then greedily grabbed their treat and ran off to eat it. So I guess they give them two paws up. They do smell a lot like hay or grass, but my ratties don't seem to mind.