Little One Carob Snack 200g

Little One Carob Snack 200g

Little One Carob Snack 200g is a single-ingredient carob treat for rodents, offered as a snack or as a complementary food. It suits owners who want a naturally sweet reward for small pets, from everyday treat time to hand-feeding and bonding sessions.

Key Benefits

• Made from carob only, so there is nothing else in the ingredient list
• Carob is rich in B vitamins, calcium, iron, magnesium and other minerals
• Sweet taste that carob beans are known for, and one that seems to appeal to all pets
• Works as a snack or as a complementary food for rodents
• Fibre content of 10% and a low fat content of 0,9%

About Carob

Carob, also called locust tree beans, grows only in the Mediterranean region. The fruit is even mentioned in the Bible because of its extraordinary nutritious properties. Its natural sweetness is the reason locust beans seem to be a favourite with pets.

How to Use

Offer the carob as a snack or as a complementary food for your rodent. Serve it in small portions as an occasional extra, using the daily norm below as your guide.

Dosage

• Daily norm: feed 1-2 teaspoons daily, depending on the pet's size
• Per degu: up to 3 teaspoons of snack per week

Suitable For

• Rodents, as a snack or complementary food
• Degus, at the weekly amount given under Dosage

Specifications

• Ingredients: carob
• Analytical constituents: protein 4,8%, fats 0,9%, fibre 10%, ash 3%

What's Included

• Little One Carob Snack, 200 g (7 oz)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is in Little One Carob Snack?
The only ingredient is carob. Analytical constituents are protein 4,8%, fats 0,9%, fibre 10% and ash 3%.

How much should I feed my rodent each day?
The daily norm is 1-2 teaspoons, depending on the size of your pet. Smaller animals suit the lower end of that range.

Can I give this to my degu?
Yes, but keep to the specific limit for degus of up to 3 teaspoons of snack per week.

Is this a complete diet for my pet?
No. It is intended as a snack or as a complementary food for rodents, so it should be offered alongside your pet's regular diet.

Which nutrients does carob provide?
Carob is rich in B vitamins, calcium, iron, magnesium and other minerals, which is why it is used as a nutritious treat.

Where does carob come from?
Carob, or locust tree beans, grows only in the Mediterranean region.

When can I expect delivery?

• Gauteng (Jhb/Pta) - 1-3 working days
• Nationwide (Cpt/Dbn+) - 2-5 working days
• Outlying Areas - 3-7 working days

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