Bunny Bix Pet Treats- Carrot - 100g Pet Rabbit Treats

Product Details

Product Details

Specifically designed for Rabbit Pets and Guinea Pigs.

Rabbits, and Guinea Pigs, also love to be pampered.

These Pet Treats are awesome for bringing diversity and variety into a Pet Rabbits, or Pet Guinea Pig, or Hamster's, Diet.

Plus they will most definitely help you bond with your small animal pet!

Try it out. Great for their Teeth as well.

Made With Real Carrots!!!

No Added Salt or Sugar!!

Ingredients - Whole Grains, Oats, Rice, Carrots, Apple Cider Vinegar.

100% Australian Made.

FAQs — BUNNY BIX PET TREATS — CARROT — 100g

Do Bunny Bix Carrot treats make a mess or leave greasy marks?

No. Bunny Bix are dry, bite-size biscuits that are non-greasy and tidy to handle. Any tiny crumbs can be sprinkled back into the enclosure as a forage topper.

What are Bunny Bix Carrot Rabbit Treats?

Crunchy, bite-size training treats formulated for rabbits, Guinea Pigs and Hamsters, with real carrot added many bunnies find enticing. Perfect for hand-feeding, bonding, Teeth and Gum health, or hiding in foraging toys to encourage natural behaviours and enrichment.

What are they made from — and are they safe for rabbits?

Made with rabbit-appropriate plant ingredients (baked cereal/veggie/carrots) with real carrot ingredients. No meat or dairy. Designed as an occasional treat. Introduce gradually and monitor your rabbit’s tummy and droppings whenever adding a new food. (General guidance only—follow your vet’s advice for specific needs.)

Are these suitable for young or senior rabbits?

Yes. The biscuits are small and crunchy. Ideal for very young or senior rabbits, Guinea Pigs or hamsters, soften with a drop of water if needed however they are designed to be hard so that their teeth get a good work-out. Always supervise treat time and provide fresh water.

How much should I feed and how often?

Keep treats to < 5% of daily intake. Offer 1–3 small pieces per day for dwarf/small breeds and 2–4 pieces for larger breeds, adjusting for overall diet and activity. A rabbit’s diet should be based on unlimited grass hay, with measured pellets and fresh greens; treats are extras only.

How should I store them and how long do they last?

Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. After opening, reseal the pouch or move to an airtight container to keep them crunchy.
Shelf life: typically up to 12 months unopened (check the best-before date on the pack).

How big are the pieces and how many are in a 100 g pack?

Pieces are bite-sized for easy hand-feeding. Piece count varies with bake size and shape, but a 100 g pouch provides plenty for multiple short training sessions and enrichment games.

When should I give Bunny Bix Carrot treats?

Ideal for bonding sessions, recall practice, nail-trim rewards, or forage toys. The light carrot note helps encourage shy rabbits and Guinea Pigs to approach and keeps sessions fun and positive while providing great enrichment experiences.

Do they contain common allergens?

Formulated for rabbits; may contain cereals/gluten. Avoid if your rabbit has known sensitivities to specific grains or ingredients. Introduce any new treat slowly and discontinue use if any digestive upset occurs.

Why should I use Rabbit Treats?

Treats help create positive, interactive moments—building trust, encouraging natural foraging and training, and adding variety alongside a balanced hay-based diet and are a great help for managing and encouraging teeth and gum health.