Critter Selects Hedgie Bugs & Veggie 2.75 oz.

Critter Selects Hedgie Bugs & Veggie 2.75 oz."Exotic Nutrition's Critter Selects Hedgie Bugs & Veggie offers a delightful mix of favorite hedgehog flavors, conveniently packaged as an easy to serve treat! This wholesome combination of dried mealworms, dried crickets, peas, carrots, and apple can be sprinkled over your pet's usual food or placed inside a foraging toy to promote activity and enhance mental engagement. High protein snack designed for your hedgehog. With six different ingredients,

"Exotic Nutrition's Critter Selects Hedgie Bugs & Veggie offers a delightful mix of favorite hedgehog flavors, conveniently packaged as an easy-to-serve treat! This wholesome combination of dried mealworms, dried crickets, peas, carrots, and apple can be sprinkled over your pet's usual food or placed inside a foraging toy to promote activity and enhance mental engagement.

High-protein snack designed for your hedgehog.

With six different ingredients, it adds diversity to their diet.

Serve on its own or sprinkle over preferred meals.

Net Weight: 2.75 ounces / 78 grams.

Nourishing treats provide numerous advantages for both pets and their owners. They introduce variety to a potentially repetitive diet, promote healthy chewing and jaw exercise, and offer behavioral enrichment for pets living in confined spaces. Most importantly, treats help strengthen the bond between pets and their owners, aiding in training and companionship.

INGREDIENTS: Dried Mealworms, Dried Crickets, Dried Peas, Dried Carrots, Dried Apple, Black Soldier Fly Larva.

FEEDING DIRECTIONS: Serve alone as a treat, in foraging toys, or mix with their standard diet for extra variety. The serving size will depend on the species and weight of the animal.

This product is meant as a treat and should be given in moderation; it is not a replacement for a complete, balanced diet. Provide treats 2-3 times a week or as a small portion (less than 10%) of the main diet. Overfeeding treats may result in health concerns like obesity. If your pet is not eating its regular balanced diet, refrain from offering treats until consistent eating patterns resume.