Agave Nectar Sticks

Agave Nectar SticksIntroducing organic natural Jalisco agave nectar conveniently packaged in a straw! The sap from agave leaves is naturally sweet and perfect for savoring. This agave is sweeter than sugar but boasts a low glycemic index. Each standard sized straw contains about 1 teaspoon of organic agave. Simply clip the end, and it pops open, delivering a delightful burst of sweetness for your Sugar Glider, Bird, or Marmoset. Irresistibly delicious! This pack

Introducing organic natural Jalisco agave nectar conveniently packaged in a straw! The sap from agave leaves is naturally sweet and perfect for savoring. This agave is sweeter than sugar but boasts a low glycemic index. Each standard-sized straw contains about 1 teaspoon of organic agave. Simply clip the end, and it pops open, delivering a delightful burst of sweetness for your Sugar Glider, Bird, or Marmoset.

Irresistibly delicious! This pack contains 8 straws of organic natural agave nectar, making individual servings a breeze. These sturdy sticks can bend without breaking, allowing you to offer them as a standalone treat or drizzle over food to entice your gliders. Free from preservatives, they are safe for both humans and animals. Healthy treats provide numerous advantages for both pets and their owners. They can add variety to an otherwise dull diet, promote dental exercise, and enhance behavioral enrichment for animals living in confined spaces. Most importantly, treats foster a bond between pets and their owners, aiding in training and strengthening connections.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATION: This product is intended as a treat and should be given in moderation; it is not a replacement for a complete and balanced diet. Offer treats 2-3 times each week or as a minor portion (under 10%) of the primary diet. Overfeeding treats can lead to health issues such as obesity. If your pet is not maintaining its regular balanced diet, please refrain from providing treats until stable eating habits are restored. It is advisable to either hand-feed these honey sticks or drizzle them onto food/treats. If left in the cage unsupervised, pets may chew through the straw.