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Tiny Paws Apple Chew Sticks

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$5.24 $6.99 In stock

Category: SMALL PET CHEWS & TOYS

Looking for the perfect chew toy that’s as healthy as it is fun? Our Small Organic Apple Chew Sticks are the ultimate treat for small pets like rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and hamsters. Made from 100% organic apple wood, these chew sticks are naturally delicious and free of harmful chemicals, making them a safe choice for your furry friends. Their natural flavor and texture provide a satisfying chewing experience that pets love.

Chewing is essential for small animals to keep their teeth properly worn down and healthy, and these sticks are up to the task! The durable apple wood helps prevent overgrowth, promoting dental health while keeping your pet happily occupied. Plus, the large size ensures they’ll enjoy these sticks for days to come.

At Small Pet Select, we’re committed to providing eco-friendly and high-quality products. Our apple chew sticks are sustainably sourced, ensuring that every bundle you purchase supports both your pet’s health and the environment. Whether it’s for chewing, tossing, or simply snacking, these sticks are a must-have!

Qty: 10 sticks

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily Z. ★★★★★

My guinea pig ignores most wooden chews but she went straight for these sticks and gnawed one down to a nub in an afternoon. Since they're organic apple wood I don't have to worry about what she's ingesting, and the bag has lasted way longer than I expected.

Abigail ★★★★★

The apple scent hits you the second you open the bag, and my chinchilla went straight for the stick instead of her pellets. She's been gnawing on one for two days now and it's barely worn down, so at least it's lasting longer than the carrot slices I used to buy.

Sebastian U. ★★★★★

My guinea pig ignores most chew toys but goes straight for these sticks every time, and I like that they're organic since he gnaws on them daily. They're thin enough for his small teeth to actually make progress on, which wasn't the case with the harder wood blocks I tried before.