I was wandering through the small pets section of Pets at Home looking for some treats for Rocky, my little Syrian hammie, when I found these. I am concerned that Rocky gets all the nutrients he needs so I thought I'd give these minerals stones a go and see what he thought. Price £1.50 from Pets at Home Suitability Can be given to hamsters, chinchillas, chipmunks, degus, gerbils, guinea pigs, mice, rabbits, rats (so pretty much suitable for all rodents). Packaging They come in clear plastic packaging with a thin bit of cardboard on the back. On the back there are brief instructions of how to use them and ingredients. It ...  Read the complete review

OK, I'll admit it straight away. I am guilty of spoiling my hamster! When I first got my little Chibi ten months ago, I was concerned about his health, and what I could to keep him in a healthy condition. Whilst browsing in my local Pets At Home store, I came across a product called "Wheely Mineral." The product states that it is a mineral supplement for your pet, which they will get iron, magnesium, zinc and other minerals into their bodies via licking or gnawing it. For around £1.50, you will get two mineral stones, and one fastener inside the packet. The packaging is very simple to open thankfully, and is consisted of a thin cardboard backing, with a ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to my hamsters health its something I really do get concerned about. The day my friend bought him for me I fell in love with the wee man and I have to admit to spending lots of money on him and one of my priorities really is to keep him in the best state of health I can. I have learnt through reading a lot of literature about hamsters that through diet alone not all vitamin and mineral requirements are met which sent me into a spin and marching down to pets at home instantly! Now this brand do two different wheely mineral block types (I purchased them both) and one is a general mineral wheel the other is a salt wheel cos again rodents ...  Read the complete review