Kaytee Baked Apple Timothy Biscuit Small Animal Treats, 4-oz bag

These are not only great to give as a treat but I use to check for bloat. If a bunny does not take this treat like a furry pitbull, then I know there is a problem that must be dressed absolutely immediately. I go into bunny bloat treatment. I use baby gas relief drops, a foot massager I got for $10 at CVS for Christmas, fresh veggies like cilantro parsley dandelion or clover and the Probac syringe also from Chewy. They get the baby drops every half hour and sit wrapped in a baby blanket on top of the vibrating foot massager. After a half hour I try feeding them the fresh potent greens and as soon as they start eating them I know they are okay. I follow this up with a dose from the Probac syringe. Be patient. It usually takes about 2 hours. But I've done this a number of times and it always works.

So obviously these are treats, even though the package says "3-5 daily", I really wouldn't do it more than like two or three times a week. However(!) I've trained them to the word "biscuit", and now I can't say that word casually or I'm bombarded with the wheeks! The piggies love it, and the tougher consistency helps to keep their teeth worn down. Since it's a treat, one bag of these lasts me roughly two months and they don't really expire, so it's a great value for the price! They only ate these for a while, but I just bought a bag of the carrot ones and they seem to also be a hit. Definitely recommend these, even my picky piggie saw how much the other one loved them and now she begs for them too. (Pictured below is them waiting for their cookies)