Wildberry Yogurt Drops for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Hamsters and Other Small Pets, 5.3-Oz Single or 2-Pack – Vitakraft
Wildberry yogurt drops give rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, mice, rats, ferrets and chinchillas a small soft treat for bonding, playtime or an occasional reward. Vitakraft makes these creamy pieces with yogurt, raspberries and blackberries in 5.3-oz bags, available singly or as a two-pack.
The pellet-size drops help owners portion one piece at a time, but they remain treats rather than complete food. Introduce them gradually, follow the package feeding directions and maintain the animal’s species-appropriate staple diet and fresh water. The source allergen panel says the product may contain fish, peanuts, sesame, shellfish and wheat, so review the current label before feeding a sensitive animal.
Specifications
- Brand: Vitakraft
- Product: Wildberry yogurt drops
- Flavor: Wild berry
- Ingredients highlighted: Yogurt raspberries and blackberries
- Form: Pellet-size soft drops
- Package size: 5.3 oz per bag
- Pack choices: 1 or 2 bags
- Target animals: Rabbits guinea pigs hamsters gerbils mice rats ferrets and chinchillas
- Life stage: All life stages listed
- Uses: Bonding playtime or reward
- Container: Resealable bag
- Model: 25443
- Artificial colors: None listed
- Allergen note: May contain fish peanuts sesame shellfish and wheat
- Diet role: Supplemental treat
- Feeding: Follow package directions
Frequently Asked Questions
Which small pets can eat these wildberry drops?
They are listed for rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, mice, rats, ferrets and chinchillas.
How much is in each bag?
Each bag contains 5.3 oz, with a single-bag option and a two-pack listed.
Can these yogurt drops replace regular small-animal food?
No. They are supplemental treats and should be served within a species-appropriate diet according to the package directions.
What allergens are noted on the source label?
The source says the treats may contain fish, peanuts, sesame, shellfish and wheat; review the current package before feeding.