Woodlands Willow Sticks Reviews
Product Type: Pets At Home small pet accessories
Newest Review: ... them. They come in a little parcel all tied up. This of course lasted all of 2 seconds when he went to town on them! Anything ... more
... that he considers to be 'naughty', he loves doing, so sticks were flung everywhere and he had just as much fun throwing the sticks around the lounge as he did gnawing on them. He would get one stick at a time and strip it down like corn on the cob, throw the bare stick at the wall and then move onto the next one, which was very amusing to watch.
I've since bought many other treats and entertaining toys, but he hasn't had half as much fun with them as he did with these sticks. At £2 they're not too expensive, esp...moreCustomer Woodlands Willow Sticks Reviews (5)
by - written on 15/09/11 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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My "boys" are my pride and joy.......yes, they may well be my children's guinea pigs, but to me they are additional dependants, that still need looking after and cleaning out once a week to stop their beds from smelling too badly....just like my kids really! Along with the daily care is of course the treats, with the boys (Alvin and Fudge!) probably getting as bored, if not more so than my children, so I always endeavour to get them plenty of toys to play with, with the subject of this review being one of their particular favourites ( and mine too, as they are very cheap to buy and replace!). My boys love to chew, they will chew anything ... Read the complete review
by WackoStepho - written on 15/01/12
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I am the proud owner of 4 delightful male guinea pigs called Bradley, Barney, Rodney and Percy and I do like to spoil them with toys and treats; my boys are very pampered little piggies! Like all rodents, a guinea pig's teeth never stop growing and so they need to chew and gnaw pretty much constantly in order to keep them down and at the right level. Overgrown teeth can make eating very uncomfortable for your pig and if they get extremely long then it really is a problem as they could begin to grow incorrectly (for instance they could grow into your piggy's gums or even cross over), obviously it makes sense to stop these problems before they appear rather than having to . Read the complete review
by - written on 21/04/13 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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Soon after buying a not so 'dwarf' lop rabbit, he started trying to get his hands on anything he could chew on. Tables, chairs, doors and most annoyingly (and worryingly), chargers left unattended for 2 seconds! When I saw these willow sticks in pets at home I knew he would love them. They come in a little parcel all tied up. This of course lasted all of 2 seconds when he went to town on them! Anything that he considers to be 'naughty', he loves doing, so sticks were flung everywhere and he had just as much fun throwing the sticks around the lounge as he did gnawing on them. He would get one stick at a time and strip it down like corn on the cob, throw the ... Read the complete review
by popmusicfan - written on 09/05/12
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I buy these from Pets at Home for £1.99 a bundle. They are made by Woodlands. The sticks are a decent shape and length. They aren't too small so they will last for a while. The sticks are designed as a tooth aid, a way of keeping your pig's teeth down as their teeth grow throughout their lives. The sticks look like normal garden sticks but they are "special" sticks designed for rabbits and guinea pigs. I'm the proud owner of a four year old piggy called Guinness and he loves these. Guinness adores these sticks. He lives on his own so I often worry if he's bored and fed up living by himself. Guinness chews on these sticks for hours on end ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/07/12 (Useful, 17 readings)
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I purchased these willow sticks thinking that my two little mini lop rabbits would enjoy a good chomp and probably fing them around the cage a bit. I put them in their cage at 9am and when I went back at 10am they were gone! I thought maybe they had buried them or they were lost in the bedding but no....they had eaten them! All of them! Im sure it does their teeth good to be eating willow sticks though so not all bad, but its a shame they didnt last longer! Maybe if they were a bit thicker they would have, I'm not convinced though! We have learnt from this experience and for something that costs £4 I will not be buying anything like this again. ... Read the complete review
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