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Zooply Strooibloemen met luzerne en zonnebloempitten - 200 grams

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Zooply Scatter Flowers with alfalfa and sunflower seeds is a foraging mix of 350 grams of flowers, alfalfa and sunflower seeds for hamsters, mice, rats and gerbils. Sprinkle through the bedding. Read more.

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Strooibloemen met luzerne en zonnebloempitten voor knaagdieren – Foraging mix with various herbs and seeds – Zooply – 200 grams

Turn the enclosure into a real sniffing and searching world with Zooply Strooibloemen met luzerne en zonnebloempitten for rodents. This fragrant foraging mix consists of a colourful mix of flowers and is topped up with lucerne and sunflower seeds. This gives your hamster, mouse, rat, gerbil or other small rodent a tasty enrichment that fits natural foraging behaviour.

This strooibloemen met luzerne en zonnebloempitten for rodents is meant to be hidden. Sprinkle a small handful over the bedding and lightly mix it through. The seeds disappear among the material, so your rodent really gets to work. You'll often see them dig, search and rummage enthusiastically right away, until the tastiest bits are found. That adds variety to the day and makes the enclosure more interesting, without you having to make it complicated.

This foraging mix is also fun to use for scaping. Sprinkle it, for example, over a patch of moss or along a path in the enclosure. That gives it a natural look and immediately gives an extra reason to investigate and search. The mix is easy to dose, so you can use it well in both a large and a smaller enclosure.

How often can I use this foraging mix?

As often as you like — it's meant for searching and foraging fun, not as a main food. A small handful sprinkled is already enough for a fun session. Feel free to alternate with other foraging mixes in the range, so the enclosure has a new scent and composition to discover each time.

How do I store this foraging mix?

Store this foraging mix dry and dark to keep its scent and quality intact.

Product features

  • foraging mix for rodents with flowers and seeds
  • contains lucerne and sunflower seeds
  • suitable for hamsters, mice, rats, gerbils and other small rodents
  • designed to sprinkle through the bedding, encouraging searching and digging
  • also fun for scaping, for example over moss or in a natural corner
  • easy to dose: a small handful is often already enough
  • contents: 200 grams
  • brand: Zooply

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Article number
24656
EAN Code
6153115614656

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