Healthy treats?

[Algie]

 So I’ve found a game that Chunk likes to play with me. I toss something small to him, and he goes nuts about it, licks it, sniffs it, and, if it’s a treat, eats it. Then he romps around waiting for the next one. I like tossing him things he can munch on, but I can only give him so many raisins/dried cranberries because of the sugar. 

I was wondering what I could play toss with that was small, edible and tossable but that I could give him more than two or three of. 

Please let me know if you’ve got any ideas. 

[(dig)x(me)x(now)]

I do it with individual pelleted food. Frankie eats it all the time, but never seems to fail to get excited about eating even one or two!

[LizzieKnittyBun]

My Remy is bananas over broccoli stalks. You could take one and cut it into little pieces. They would be small enough that he could eat a bunch, but firm enough that you could throw them!

Hope that helps

[FluffyBunny]

Mr. Bunny really likes oats. As long as he notices when you throw one, maybe your bunny will like those?

Or you could use pellets, or his favorite veggie?

[Kokaneeandkahlua]

Raisins, craisins, small berries or herbs are great treats!

[BinkyBunny]

Jack loves bananas and raisins too but since they are high in sugar, I cut them up into tiny little pieces so that I can offer less, but it seems like more.

[jerseygirl]

Yep, broccoli stems or romaine lettuce cores cut into cubes would be something you could try.

[Scarlet_Rose]

I like to buy the “Just Fruit” dried fruit which is in small pieces if you get the mixed fruit blends. They make a nice little treat for them.

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