Treat for chinchillas and small rodents, dried chamomile, hops, and marigold flowers - Bubimex - 50 g
Dried Flower Treat for Chinchillas
A mix of dried flowers and plants from Bubimex, perfect as a treat for your chinchilla or small rodents.
Bubimex Garden Flowers is a treat made from dried flowers and plants.
The mix includes chamomile, hops, and marigold.
This is a supplemental food: it should be given in small quantities, in addition to the usual ration of hay and feed.
It adds variety to your chinchilla’s diet and is also suitable for other small rodents.
Feeding: 1 to 2 teaspoons per day depending on the animal’s size, either on its own or mixed with the main food.
50-gram bag. Bubimex brand.
Description
Product Description
This Bubimex treat is a blend of dried flowers and plants, specially formulated for chinchillas.
It supplements the daily diet without replacing it: hay remains the staple of a chinchilla’s diet.
Features
- Product type: treat, supplemental food
- Suitable for: chinchillas and small rodents
- Contents: dried flowers and plants, including chamomile, hops, and marigold
- Serving Size: 1 to 2 teaspoons per day, depending on the animal’s size
- Net Weight: 50 g
- Brand: Bubimex
ℹ️ Good to know: A treat should be given as a supplement. If you give it every day, stick to the recommended serving size and provide hay ad libitum.
Usage
Feed 1 to 2 teaspoons per day, depending on the animal’s size.
The flowers can be given on their own or mixed with the main feed.
Always provide fresh water.
Ingredients
A blend of dried flowers and plants, including chamomile, hops, and marigold.
See the packaging for the detailed ingredients list.
Storage
Reseal the bag after each use.
Store in a dry place.
⭐ Tip from the team: Offer the flowers by hand or hide them in the hay—your chinchilla will search for them, and it’s a chance to spend some time with him.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Which animals is this treat intended for?
It is designed for chinchillas and is also suitable for other small rodents.
How much should I give?
1 to 2 teaspoons per day, depending on the animal’s size.
Can it replace hay?
No. It is a supplemental food: hay and the animal’s regular diet remain the basis of its diet.
What flowers are in the mix?
It contains chamomile, hops, and marigold, among others.