Dried hibiscus flower for rabbits, guinea pigs and other small herbivores. Hibiscus is tart and strongly coloured, and it is one of the plant sources of vitamin C — relevant for guinea pigs, which cannot make their own. It is a treat quantity though, so it supplements a proper vitamin C source rather than replacing one. Dried botanicals are enrichment and variety, not a food group — unlimited grass hay and fresh leafy greens still have to do the work of the diet.
Benefits Little Cheeks claims for it
- Vitamin C content — a plant source of vitamin C, which guinea pigs must get from their diet
- Antioxidant positioning — Little Cheeks offers it as an antioxidant flower
- Strong flavour — the tartness makes it a good motivator for hand-feeding
Ingredients
100% dried hibiscus.
Feeding Guide
Introduce a pinch at a time and watch how your pet handles it before offering more. Little Cheeks caps the daily amount at 10g per 2kg of body weight, and recommends the range for small animals over six months old. Scatter it through hay to encourage foraging, or offer it by hand. Keep fresh water and unlimited grass hay available at all times. Store the pouch sealed in a cool, dry place.
- Little Cheeks — the full range
- Small Animal Treats
- Small Animal Grass & Hay — the base of the diet

