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Triple Treat Forager

$11.95 $8.95

Exotic Nutrition's NEW Triple Treat Forager is three times the fun as other foraging toys. These three clear cups can hold dried fruit, insects, yogurt drops or any other treat. Suggested for sugar gliders, birds, squirrels, marmosets and other small animals.

  • Hang from the roof of any cage (hardware included) and
  • Colorful lids on top help encourage foraging activities.
  • Ringing bell is attached at the bottom for audible fun!
  • Made from heavy duty acrylic material, exact product color and design may vary from pictured product.

Measurements: Approximately 20" tall (including chain) x 3" wide.

Suggested treats to put inside forage toy:

All captive animals require toys to provide entertainment in the cage, especially when left alone for extended periods. It is imperative for mental and physical health to have an array of stimulating toys available at all times. Toys enrich the lives of pets while encouraging natural foraging instincts found in the wild. Add 2-3 toys to your pet's cage at a time and switch them out regularly for continued stimulation.

Always supervise pets at play. Thoroughly inspect toys and accessories on a daily basis. Wipe product clean with a damp soft cloth as needed before returning it to the cage.

Customer Reviews

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Jamie Walker
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My sugar gliders have good time playing on this and looking for treats and mealworms. Keeps them busy and not bored. - Jamie W

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mandiec
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Not sure if my gliders are just spoiled, because they DO NOT forge... I have put different treats in each one (there are three), and they do not care for this. -Amanda C

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Mellya562
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My glider enjoys this foraging toy as long as I put his favorite treats inside. -Melissa A.

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Rebecca N
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I bought this hoping my gliders would like it.... boy, do they!!
I bought the 3 insect pack ( crickets, grasshoppers and mealworms ).
They love forging and getting tasty treats.
Highly recommend. -Rebecca N.

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K. Key
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He likes pawing this around to get it open. -Karen K.