Pasture Plus+ Salad Essentials - Healthy Natural High-Fiber Dried Flower & Herb Treat - Squirrels, Guinea Pigs, Rabbits, Chinchillas, Prairie Dogs, Degus, Hamsters, Gerbils & Other Small Pets

She's loves this product a little pricy but worth it

The first thing I noticed when this arrived was the size of the package—it’s huge! I honestly wasn’t expecting it to be that big, which was a really pleasant surprise. When I opened it, the smell was amazing. It smells so fresh and herbal, almost like opening a bag of fresh garden herbs. It actually smells wonderful even to my human nose, which made me feel really good about giving it to my guinea pig. My guinea pig absolutely loves it. She gets so excited when I give her some, and it’s nice knowing that I’m giving her something that smells and tastes appealing to her as well. Another thing I really love is how beautiful the mix looks. There are so many different herbs and flowers in the blend—purple flowers, pink petals, yellow dandelions, and other colorful pieces. It’s not only healthy-looking but also visually impressive when you open the bag. Overall, I’m really impressed with the freshness, variety, and quality of this treat mix. My guinea pig enjoys it, it smells great, and the generous package size makes it feel like a great value. I will definitely be buying this again for her!

I’m quite happy with this foraging mix and my 6 hermit crabs seem to like it as well. It’s aromatic, so be prepared for that, but it smells good. There are plenty of whole dried flowers and other good things to spark interest. Finally, I am happy with the quantity for the cost. The amount delivered comes to half of a gallon zip lock bag.

My rabbit loves this mix. It's great to put in with their hay.

Now, we are talking. My bunny loves this stuff. It is great to "salt" her cardboard digging box to entice her there rather than chewing on our furniture or baseboards. She knows that with a ring of a bell, she will go home and get a little treat. She also gets a pinch at supper time, hovering over the dish while I fill it, then to look up at me until I give her the little pinch of treat. This is bunny "catnip". She doesn't like the dried flowers and spits them out. I would have benefited from this kind of treat with earlier bunnies.