eCOTRITION Yogies for Hamsters/Gerbils/Rats, 3.5-Ounce

I gave each of my boys 2 of these treats as soon as they arrived and they clearly loved them. They also clearly wanted more than 2, but these are treats not a meal.Will have to try to cheese flavor to see what they like best. I know my rats like real cheese.I have since tried the cheese flavor, and once again it was clearly approved of by 4 out of 4 rats. Both flavors have sugar as their main ingredient, which probably explains why my boys LOVE what is rat candy.It's made in Thailand (evidently nothing is made in the USA), and I can only wonder if people in that emerging market are trying to wrap their minds around why Americans are feeding candy to what they probably consider vermin.

My rats have always gone nuts for these treats. I have had four rats over the years and there is not a single one that didn't absolutely love these! They definitely aren't a healthy treat, they have so much sugar in them so I've always given them very sparingly and would recommend giving them that way as well.However, I live in Southern California and lately I haven't been able to order these at all because of the updated packaging. They used to come in a cup with a lid, which seemed to protect them a bit in transit. Now they come in a bag, similar to cat treats, and without fail they all melt and get crunched together into one giant piece by the time I get them. I've tried to break pieces off, but since I need pieces so small it makes more sense to just go with easier snacks for my fur babies. I would definitely consider coming back to these if the packaging gets fixed!

Thank you. She loves these. (Princess Peach)

Do not use these treats for training purposes. It's best to think of these as the rat version of an entire slice of cheesecake. They're delicious but almost entirely fat and sugar. The suggested usage directions on the bag are pretty much spot on, indicating to feed only 1-2 treats per day.These treats do tend to stick together if they get hot during shipping. Unfortunately they're becoming harder and harder to find in local pet shops. I just smack them on a hard surface until they come apart.Training tip: Turn your pet's regular food into a training reward. Instead of filling their food dish for them, give them their lab blocks as a reward and have them run them into their cage for later. They pick up on the concept very quickly as caching/hiding food is natural behavior for rats. Just make sure they keep enough food stockpiled and add more after the training session if necessary. Of course, rats should still enjoy a variety of foods, so use small pieces of fresh fruit or vegetables at other times.

My rats absolutely love these! Give them sparingly though because they are VERY unhealthy for them! Packed full of sugar and other bad things. My girls usually have them gone in a bite or two, so it was hard to get a picture of her eating one. They are the same size and shape as a chocolate chip.

I got these for my sugar glider to try. He loves them. Whenever I have him out of his cage he runs straight for the bag and tries to get into it. I will order again.

The ratties love Yogies! I purchased the fruit flavored yogies and plan on repurchasing once these are almost gone. The manufacturer should change the packaging as the bag is way to big for the contents inside. I poured mine into a glass dish that has a cover to keep them fresh.

My hammy loves these !