KayteeCombo Chew Apple Wood & Puzzle

My rats love chewing on these, they help keep their teeth in good condition.

The little loofah pieces are cute...they didn't interest my didn't interest my Syrian as chew toys, but she does have fun burying them and hiding them throughout her habitat, so she's engaged. A lot of reviewers complain about them, but they're colored with vegetable dyes and are perfectly safe. The applewood sticks are a big hit, from a chewing perspective, and they have holes drilled so they can be strung into the hanging "kabob" that Kaytee makes for chews. The price is really good, too.

I was suprised my hamsters liked both variety of chews in the packet. They haven't fully gone through one of them yet so they aren't overly enthusiastic about them but I do catch them chewing on them when they get bored.

I would create a video but my mice had these suckers gone so quick! I learned that I can't give them all at one time because they will 100% ignore their food in their bowl! This is a wonderful treat and something to keep your mouse or rat or any small animal content for hours

I have not had great results in the past with mice and chews, but these were a hit! They enjoy chewing the sticks and the puzzles equally, and have stripped their first stick of its bark. I like that the sticks and puzzles both have holes so that they can be hung up. I used wire to attach them to the lid of the mouse cage and they really enjoy climbing up on top of the chews and using them as swings! I don't know if the flavor is good as I have not tested it myself, but I do see them making use of both kinds of chews included in the package and they seem not to lose interest quickly. The first few I put in the cages a week ago are still mostly intact, great durability as well as affordability.

Just meh 😑My hamster has shown ZERO interest in the little puzzle piece loofah things. She couldn’t even be bothered to move them. The wood pieces are nice to have in her cage as a more natural option to chew but with all the flavored types of chews out there she doesn’t seem to care much. I did end up taking some grapes and mashing them up into a soupy mixture and letting a few pieces of wood marinate in it and then microwaved it for a few minutes. I took them out to dry overnight and gave them to her and she showed more interest in them than any time in the weeks prior. You can also try a very thin layer of peanut butter (just enough to put the smells and flavor on, but not enough where they get a nibble of peanut butter). For my picky hamster I have kept a wood chew in her cage so she has many different options but she has been better suited for Whimzee dog chews, vitacraft carrot slims (she LOVES these!) and good old fashioned walnuts and hazelnuts in the shell.Also when I received my package it looked like it had been beat up a little, like it had sat on the shelves for years and been the very last package idly sitting there. It was sad looking and the plastic was cracked open and was missing a loofah or two. She didn’t care for them anyway but it’s more about principal than anything else.Beyond that they are wood sticks. Nothing exciting but for hamsters they are a must.

I used to buy these at my local pet store but they quit selling it. I currently have 4 hamsters and they all love them, especially the puzzle piece loofah! I also appreciate that while they are still colored, they don't have nearly as much dye as a lot of other hamster toys.

My hamster isn’t interested in them but I’m sure others are so I don’t want to give a bad rating because of him.

My hamster adored these. The colours of the loofa pieces are adorable, and make a great toy for your little critter. The sticks were chewed like no tomorrow. Definitely worth the price, and will for sure help keep your hammy's teeth filed down!

Unfortunately, my rabbits showed little interest in the product. Not too sure if it was just them.

The Apple wood sticks are a very popular chew for my hamster. They disappear shortly after being placed in the cage. The puzzle pieces are cute, and she does move them around, but they aren’t as enticing as the Apple wood chews. Pictured: a fresh Apple wood stick being carried off to her hoard.

The puzzle pieces grow in water and have diy in them.My hamster does not chew on them, he chews on the wood though. the sticks are sturdy and easy for my hamster to chew.

My male syrian hamster didn't care for these at all. But it's nice decoration and it helps with the decor.