Rosewood Naturals Edible Gnaw Stone Stack

Rosewood Naturals Edible Gnaw Stone Stack

Baked loam stones with a dried carrot coating, threaded onto edible wood and hung from a natural cord. Rosewood describe its purpose plainly: wearing growing teeth down, and stopping a caged animal getting bored enough to chew the cage instead.

Hanging it rather than leaving it on the floor keeps it out of the bedding and makes the animal work at it standing up. It is hard, so unlike a soft treat it is still there a fortnight later, and Rosewood intend it as a daily supplement rather than a meal.

Performance & Benefits

• Baked loam stones with a dried carrot coating, stacked on edible wood.
• Hangs from a natural cord, so it fixes inside a cage or hutch off the floor.
• Hard enough to last, where a soft treat is gone in a minute.
• Gives constantly growing teeth something to wear against.
• Rosewood state 100% natural ingredients, fed as a daily supplement.

Suitable For

• Rabbits, guinea pigs and other small gnawing pets.
• Cages and hutches with bars or a roof to hang it from.
• Animals that chew bars or bedding out of boredom.
• Use alongside unlimited hay, never instead of it.
• Not the right item for a free-range floor setup with nothing to hang it from — a Rosewood Naturals Carrot Woodroll sits on the floor instead.

Feeding

• Hang the stack by its cord inside the enclosure, within comfortable reach.
• Rosewood intend it as a daily dietary supplement, not a meal.
• Replace it once it has been gnawed down.
• Keep unlimited hay and fresh water available at all times.

Composition & Analysis

• Rosewood product code 19444.
• Made from edible wood and baked loam stones with a dried carrot coating, on a natural hanging cord.
• Rosewood state 100% natural ingredients but publish no ingredient list, percentage composition or typical analysis, so none is stated here.

Care & Caution

• The hanging cord is an entanglement and strangulation risk. Fit it short and high, and remove it if your pet chews the cord rather than the stones.
• Take away any piece that has been worn down small enough to be swallowed whole.
• Baked stone is hard. Not suitable for an animal with dental disease or a sore mouth without veterinary advice.