Degulicious Burdock root - chew treat for Degus and other small animals (200g)

Degulicious Burdock root

Degulicious Burdock root are extremely tasty and provide a good source of natural fibre whilst helping with dental health. Burdock roots are a complementary feed and should be fed as a treat , these Burdock roots are large thick sticks and make a perfect chewable treat for degus, rabbits, guinea pigs or small pets who like to eat the Burdock root.

About Burdock Root

Burdock root is a fibrous, and nutritious chew treat for small animals like rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and rodents, supporting dental health by helping to wear down continuously growing teeth. Rich in inulin, antioxidants, and fiber, it promotes gut health and helps digestion. It should be fed in moderation as a complementary treat, not a staple food

Key Features:

• 100% natural
• Add variety to your pet's diet
• Great enrichment treat
• Helps to maintain tooth health and prevent molar spurs
• Keeps your pet entertained & happy
• Suitable for most small animals

Key Benefits for Small Animals:

• Dental Health: The tough, fibrous nature of dried burdock root is excellent for keeping teeth clean and preventing overgrown teeth, particularly for rabbits, guinea pigs, and degus.
• Digestive Support: It contains inulin, a prebiotic that nourishes good gut bacteria and helps in digestive health.
• Nutritious Treat: It provides essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium, potassium, and vitamins A, C, and E.
• Anti-inflammatory & Detoxifier: Known for reducing inflammation, it may assist with joint pain.

• Good source of fibre: Provides natural dietary fibre to support healthy digestion in small animals
• Excellent for tooth health: Helps maintain dental health through natural chewing action and wear
• Fun foraging: Encourages natural foraging behavior and provides mental stimulation for small pets
• Large thick sticks: Burdock roots come in sizes suitable for extended chewing sessions
• Complementary treat: Suitable for degus, rabbits, guinea pigs and other small animals as a supplementary feed