Rosewood Naturals Nibble ‘N’ Gnaw Stacker, Small Animal Treat and Gnaw Toy for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Chinchillas, Hamsters, Gerbils, Mice and Rats, 100g

These are a great job, easy to tie onto the cage and both hamsters go straight to it, they must love the taste and also seem to enjoy climbing it. I have ordered 3 so far as need to replace them every few weeks, the hamsters get a lot of enjoyment from them so great value.

Great for my syrian male hamster he really loved it (especially the cookie) it was gone in about 2 days with him but lasted about a month where he kept it stashed,overall a great product a must buy for any treats for hamsters.

My hamster likes them.

Well packaged, arrived in good condition and on time. I bought this product for my hamster Mindy. Needless to say she loves it, preferring the seedy type of blocks over the wooden toys. I hung it at the top of her cage so she can enjoy it from different levels and have a variety of choices to choose from. The product itself wasn't overly big meaning it was perfect for her, or a guinea pig or small rabbit as I know my own rabbit Barnaby would of Destroyed it in minutes. Overall entertaining for little furries and yummy for them too. The only thing I'd of liked would of been more support going through the blocks as once Mindy bit through one side it fell apart. Just to ensure that it will last longer and not result in half of it on the floor.

Nice large size chew enrichment for a Syrian Hamster. Good variety all-in-one. (See photo)

5 star rabbit

Great item that Oreo the hamster loves. I have to strategically place this in his cage or he'd sit and strip it of the food in no time.Sadly, you can buy this item cheaper elsewhere but due to the coronavirus everywhere was out of stock.

My degus were drawn to the attached wicker ball and bottom herb coated card ring far more than the small gnaws that make up the bulk of this hanging treat toy, though they did enjoy the gnaws once they had thoroughly stripped the other items. The wooden perch is not large enough for my degus to stand on, though it does make a handy paw rest for them as they stretch up to the top gnaw. The bottom climbing ring is very solid, much thicker than the standard cardboard tube you'd see in a pet store for instance, and I'd not use this for smaller rodents such as hamsters or fancy rats in case they got trapped in the ring. It seems as though the sizing of this product could be rethought: It seems too small to be particularly long-lasting for larger small animals such as rabbits yet also ill-proportioned for the smaller rodents. Still, you could always remove the ring or cut a slit in it if you had the same worry I do.