Timothy Hay Popsicle Chew Treat with Apple and Carrot for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Chinchillas and Hamsters
Timothy hay popsicle chew treat gives rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, hamsters, and other small pets a compact object for nibbling, carrying, and exploring. Its textured hay surface encourages natural chewing activity, while the playful popsicle shape adds movement and variety to everyday habitat enrichment.
Oxbow Enriched Life Timothy Popsicle is made from natural Timothy hay with dried apple and carrot. The single chew contains no synthetic dyes or plastic as listed, is soy free, and suits pets one month and older. Place it in a clean, dry area of the habitat, supervise initial use, and replace it if it becomes wet, soiled, or damaged. Treats and chews should complement the animal’s regular species-appropriate diet.
Specifications
- Brand: Oxbow
- Product: Enriched Life Timothy Popsicle chew
- Form: Popsicle-shaped chew stick
- Quantity: 1 chew
- Primary material: Natural Timothy hay
- Flavor ingredients: Dried apple and carrot
- Synthetic dyes: None as listed
- Plastic: None as listed
- Allergen statement: Soy free
- Animals listed: Rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, hamsters, and other small pets
- Life stage: All life stages
- Recommended age: 1 month and up as listed
- Uses: Chewing, play, exploration, and habitat enrichment
- Fiber claim: High fiber as listed
- Detailed dimensions: Approximately 0.59 x 4.9 x 7.4 inches
- Detailed item weight: Approximately 0.96 ounces
- Use setting: Small animal habitat
- Care note: Keep clean and dry
- Replacement note: Remove if wet, soiled, or damaged
- Feeding note: Use alongside the regular species-appropriate diet
Frequently Asked Questions
Which small pets can use the Timothy Popsicle?
It is listed for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, hamsters, and other small animals one month and older.
What is the chew made from?
The popsicle-shaped chew uses natural Timothy hay with dried apple and carrot and contains no plastic or synthetic dyes as listed.
How does the chew support enrichment?
Its shape and textured hay surface invite natural nibbling, carrying, play, and exploration inside the habitat.
When should I replace the chew?
Remove and replace it if it becomes wet, soiled, heavily damaged, or otherwise unsuitable for continued use.