Palm Forage Ring | NEW

Name: Palm Forage Ring | NEW
Rating: 4.50 (8 reviews)

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$5.99 USD

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This palm is okay! (Not Areca Palm)

Palm Forage Ring - the ultimate chew toy, toss toy, snack-hiding puzzle, and all-around boredom buster! Stuff little treats into its many crevices to create a "find the snack" game that'll keep our foraging experts busy.

Crafted from natural palm leaves, this versatile ring can be chewed to bits, tossed around like a tiny hula hoop, hung from a playhouse.

Whether your bun wants to show off their tossing skills, solve snacky mysteries, or just enjoy a good chew, the Palm Forage Ring is here to enrich their day — one crunchy bite and hidden treat at a time.

Totally nibble-worthy. Great for rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, and other small furries with teeth that never stop growing. A great way to keep their chompers on the move (and on the right things), while keeping their minds happily engaged.

Because everybun deserves a little mystery with their munchies.

Size: 4" and widest points
Quantity: One Palm Ring

Storage/Best Before: These Palm toys can last up to 1 year if stored properly in dry cool temperatures, away from moisture and sunlight. Keep them in their original packaging or airtight containers to avoid staleness, but consume them as soon as possible for optimal taste and freshness.

5 stars: 5 (63%)
4 stars: 2 (25%)
3 stars: 1 (13%)
2 stars: 0 (0%)
1 star: 0 (0%)

Willow and Rio loved their ring

Willow and Rio loved their ring. They chewed it up and tossed it around. It was great fun.

It was a hit for my rabbits

Good toy, nice material, and durable. My rabbits like playing with it but not their favorite toy that they have.

I love binky bunny

I have parrots and bunnys and they both loved it! And I can put treat in it!! It's perfect

Palm Ring

My rabbits were very excited when they first got the rings, but after chewing them (making them less stretchy) they lost interest.

That is understandable -- that the chewing of the product can make it less stretchy. What you can still do is use the holes to stick larger treats, sticks or even fresh parsley sticks or mint, whatever greens they like that can go into all of the little holes/pockets. Still making it work while it is being destroyed. ;)