Sherwood Pet HealthSnackies for Chinchillas, Rabbits & Guinea Pigs, Grain-Free, Real Fruit, Low Sugar and High in Fiber Treats in Multiple Flavors

Bunny loves this treat every time. Wish they are not so expensive.

My bunny really likes these treats

My rabbits absolutly love these. Took 1 a little time to try, now they really like them.

Ordered these for my Guinea pigs, they love fruity snacks, figured it'd be perfect for them.The treats themselves are so cute, little tiny speckled hearts. The treats are small like I said, but there's alot in the bags, about 200 in each bag. So they will definitely go a long way. They don't really have a smell, maybe a very faint sweet smell.One of my Guinea pigs started eating them instantly, there's not much ge doesn't eat. Lol.. The othe piggy took a while to even try them. I think she's still unsure about them, she might eat one from time to time.Bags are resealable, they have expiration dates on them, mine are stamped for July 2026, so they last a while. The ingredients are all natural, and listed.If your pet like blueberry banana, I would possibly recommend this. I mean Sherwood is a good brand, and the treats are healthy. However, there are probably cheaper and tastier options out there. Hope this helps

I bought these as a stocking stuffer for our guinea pigs, but they weren't interested AT ALL. I wasn't even able to get them to keep one in their mouth for a few seconds.The bunny, however, goes completely BONKERS for them. As soon as he hears you rustling the bag, he starts running in circles. This is the only food that I cannot feed him out of my hand because he gets so excited that he accidentally bites my hand HARD.They are kind of like the hard candy hearts you see on Valentine's Day, except smaller. Or like a Smarties candy, but heart-shaped. The Sherwood Pet website sells them for $11.99 for a two-pack, but then you have to add shipping to that.I will continue to buy these just because I've never seen our bun go this crazy for anything. I can't recommend them for guinea pigs though.

Love the list of ingredients. My bunnies took to these tiny tidbits quite readily. They are always hesitant of things that look, smell and taste different from what they are used to. YES, these are VERY TINY TREATS (shaped like little hearts), maybe the size of your pinky fingernail. But bear in mind, these are TREATS, not part if their daily nutritional structure. As treats, and offered in extremely limited amounts, my buns can't wait to gobble one up, and are happy with getting just 1. They are dense so there is a bit of crunching involved, so a single treat takes a bit of time to finish. My bunnies are dwarf size, 2-4 lbs each, but even a larger rabbit would enjoy being handed a single tiny reward occasionally, or just as a way to say Good Morning and start the day. What a great bonding moment between you and your pet bunny.

I recently lost my sweet rescue rabbit to cancer. The one thing she really delighted in was snacking on these little treats. I wish they made a larger size for rabbits, but I was able to use these to train her to try to walk around the house, to be brave and venture out. She was able to conquer her fears on day one by following a small trail I left of these cute treats. I like knowing they were good for her too. I hope she's getting all the treats she wants in rabbit heaven. She was the best!

Item was purchased for my guinea pig, who, admittedly, is very finnicky about introducing new foods into her diet. I open the package upon receiving it and noticed the two bags of treats were much smaller than I had anticipated. The treats are also smaller than I had anticipated. They are smaller than the size of a heart candy and have no smell. Unfortunately, my guinea pig was not interested in them at all. I tried to hand her one and she wouldn't even try it. I put a few in her food bowl and they sat there all evening. If they had a blueberry smell, I'm sure they would be more enticing as she loves blueberries, but I couldn't convince her to try even one.