Description
Our Foraging Basket is chock-full of goodies! Served up on a chewable bamboo plate, your critter or bird will find 25 unique natural items to nibble, gnaw, and nudge.
- Rabbits, Chinchillas, Guinea Pigs, Sugar Gliders, Hamsters and Rats will all enjoy foraging and chewing on the wide variety of natural plant components loaded onto an equally chewable bamboo plate.
- The toy parts included in the Foraging Basket are also the perfect size for Ringnecks, Medium Conures, Quakers, Caiques, Pionus, Senegals, African Greys, Eclectus, Small Cockatoos, Mini Macaws and similarly sized pet birds.
- Providing toys promotes activity as well as an excellent outlet for fun inside and outside the cage.
- Destructible toys satisfy a small pet's instinctual drive to chew, forage and promotes good health by helping to maintain teeth and beaks.
- A diverse selection of materials, colors and textures make Critter Love® toys of maximum interest to pets.
- Assembled in the USA with pet-safe materials you can trust.
- Critter Love® toys offer a diverse selection of stimulating pet-safe materials to ensure mental and physical well-being.
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My item came reaking of mold. Seller says the smell is seageass. I have bought many seagrass items. Its definitely mold. Total loss.
I wanted to pop back in and leave a follow up. While we were disappointed initially the owner did come back and address my concerns posted in a previous review. I also wanted to add that Peggy has been a great resource with questions I have had around diet and support for gliders. We have been feeding the Critter Love complete with the tropical kibble for two years now and our babies are very healthy and happy.
Siddie, thank you for this. We are here any time you ever need us. Just shout out at our email (as that is the best form of communication with our busy schedules here). Let me know if you try the trick with the new treats and how it goes. Also, let those babies have fun foraging!! :-)
I’ve got mixed feelings about this. I had high hopes but one of the items in it is a pine cone and my understanding is sugar gliders can’t have pine anything. Also, several of the components are colored and I’m not sure with what. It would be good to have an info sheet that explains what everything is. Our gliders were a little interested but we’ve decided to pull it from their habitat because we just don’t know what everything is. We spent over $60 on this and a variety of treats (dried papaya, pumpkin seeds, and sweet potato bits) that they did not like at all so it was overall really disappointing.
Siddie, I wish you would have reached out to us with your concerns prior to leaving a bad review. Unfortunately people do not often contact the seller to ask questions anymore. But we are going to try and respond to some of your concerns here.
The pine cones have been used with sugar gliders for a long time. These are kiln dried cones, which removes any of the oils that can be dangerous in raw form. They make excellent foraging toys in you hide the pine nuts or sunflower seeds in them.
The colors that are on these product are food safe/ Pet safe food colorings that are not harmful to human or pet. Some of the colors are made with food dyes (created from the foods such as beets for the color red and so forth).
As for new treats, as with all new food items, sometimes it takes a bit of time for the pets to get used to them. We would suggest to offer a few of the new treats on their dinner plates a few nights in a row so they can learn what they are.
We will definitely take into consideration on the wordage under the description of the foraging basket that is already there.
As for 'Pine' in general, you NEVER want to use a pine saving with sugar gliders as 'raw pine' (which is what the pine shavings are) do contain phenols in them which once wet and activated can cause respiratory issues.
Using KILN DRIED pine (be it wood, perches, kiln dried pine pellets for litter, toys, ect) are perfectly safe for small animals.
If you have any other questions, comments or concers, please do not hesitate to reach out to us via email. We are here for you.
Both my sugar gliders love this Foraging basket. I sprinkle treats like dried coconut, nuts, dried flowers and bee pollen on it and they tear it apart every night. Many of the items on this basket are chewable, which is great to keep them busy and teeth clean.
My item came reaking of mold. Seller says the smell is seageass. I have bought many seagrass items. Its definitely mold. Total loss.
I wanted to pop back in and leave a follow up. While we were disappointed initially the owner did come back and address my concerns posted in a previous review. I also wanted to add that Peggy has been a great resource with questions I have had around diet and support for gliders. We have been feeding the Critter Love complete with the tropical kibble for two years now and our babies are very healthy and happy.
Siddie, thank you for this. We are here any time you ever need us. Just shout out at our email (as that is the best form of communication with our busy schedules here). Let me know if you try the trick with the new treats and how it goes. Also, let those babies have fun foraging!! :-)
I’ve got mixed feelings about this. I had high hopes but one of the items in it is a pine cone and my understanding is sugar gliders can’t have pine anything. Also, several of the components are colored and I’m not sure with what. It would be good to have an info sheet that explains what everything is. Our gliders were a little interested but we’ve decided to pull it from their habitat because we just don’t know what everything is. We spent over $60 on this and a variety of treats (dried papaya, pumpkin seeds, and sweet potato bits) that they did not like at all so it was overall really disappointing.
Siddie, I wish you would have reached out to us with your concerns prior to leaving a bad review. Unfortunately people do not often contact the seller to ask questions anymore. But we are going to try and respond to some of your concerns here.
The pine cones have been used with sugar gliders for a long time. These are kiln dried cones, which removes any of the oils that can be dangerous in raw form. They make excellent foraging toys in you hide the pine nuts or sunflower seeds in them.
The colors that are on these product are food safe/ Pet safe food colorings that are not harmful to human or pet. Some of the colors are made with food dyes (created from the foods such as beets for the color red and so forth).
As for new treats, as with all new food items, sometimes it takes a bit of time for the pets to get used to them. We would suggest to offer a few of the new treats on their dinner plates a few nights in a row so they can learn what they are.
We will definitely take into consideration on the wordage under the description of the foraging basket that is already there.
As for 'Pine' in general, you NEVER want to use a pine saving with sugar gliders as 'raw pine' (which is what the pine shavings are) do contain phenols in them which once wet and activated can cause respiratory issues.
Using KILN DRIED pine (be it wood, perches, kiln dried pine pellets for litter, toys, ect) are perfectly safe for small animals.
If you have any other questions, comments or concers, please do not hesitate to reach out to us via email. We are here for you.
Both my sugar gliders love this Foraging basket. I sprinkle treats like dried coconut, nuts, dried flowers and bee pollen on it and they tear it apart every night. Many of the items on this basket are chewable, which is great to keep them busy and teeth clean.
