Exotic Nutrition Crunchy Apple and Banana Treat Bites for Small Pets, Apple and Banana, Crunchy

Offer these small animal treat bites as a snack on their own, scattered over the usual food or tucked inside a foraging toy. The bag holds 70 grams (2.5 ounces) of crunchy, apple and banana flavoured bites, and the bag is a treat rather than a replacement for a regular, balanced diet. Pieces are sized to sit inside foraging toys, and how much an animal gets depends on its species and weight.

What goes into the apple and banana bites

Wheat flour, corn flour and soy flour come first in the ingredient list, followed by fructose and sodium chloride. Rapeseed oil is also on the panel, citric acid is listed as a preservative, and rosemary extract appears alongside L-ascorbyl-2-polyphosphate, given as a source of vitamin C. The flavour comes from artificial banana and artificial apple flavouring, and the colour from FD&C Yellow 5 and FD&C Red 40.

The analysis lists crude protein at 14.0% minimum, crude fat at 8.0% minimum, crude fibre at 2.0% maximum and moisture at 10.0% maximum.

Do these treats fit your pet's routine?

Check the species and weight of your animal first, because the serving size changes with both. Treats are meant for 2 to 3 offerings per week or as a small share of the main diet. The bites are snacks only and do not stand in for a regular, balanced diet. If an animal has stopped eating its normal food, hold the treats back until its eating habits are steady again.

Apple and banana flavour in a crunchy bite

• The bites carry an apple and banana flavour, which sets them apart from a plain biscuit-type treat.
• Each piece is small enough to go inside a foraging toy, so the treat can be worked for rather than only eaten from a dish.
• The 70 gram bag holds a single flavour pair of apple and banana, handy when you want one bag rather than a mixed selection.

How to serve the treat bites

The bites can be handed over on their own, hidden in a foraging toy, or mixed into the regular diet to add variety. Another option is to sprinkle them on top of foods the animal already eats.

Keep the bag in a cool, dry area between servings.

Questions about the apple and banana treats

How much does the bag weigh?

The bag holds 70 grams, or 2.5 ounces, of treat bites.

How often can the treats be offered?

A small portion of the main diet, given two or three times a week, is the suggested pattern.

Can the bites go in a foraging toy?

Yes. The bites are small enough to be placed inside foraging toys.

What are the main ingredients?

Wheat flour, corn flour and soy flour lead the ingredient list, with fructose, sodium chloride, rapeseed oil and artificial banana and apple flavours further down.

Where should the bag be stored?

Store it in a cool, dry area.