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Can he eat these?

River

River

Warren Scout
I bought some more timothy hay this weekend and in the bags came "complimentary" treats. But I'm not sure if they're bunny safe. They were made for hamsters but I'm just not sure.

They're called "Crispi hamster waffles with chlorophyll" and they're made by Vitakraft. Their ingredients are:

cereals, oilis and fats, sugar, cocoa powder, 10% protein, 3% oil, 0.5% fiber, 1% ash, 8% moisture, 77.5% carbohydrate. Contains EEC permitted colourants.

I'm leaning toward no, but I thought I'd ask you guys just in case they might be a fun (free) treat.
 
cereals, oil and fats, sugar, cocoa powder, those are not things that I would give a rabbit. I don't know a lot about hamsters but it seems strange that sugar or cocoa would be good for them either.
 
That's kind of what I was thinking as well. They don't seem like very 'pet friendly' treats.
 
I don't think I would bother with those personally, they are being given away free probably because they are rubbish and they can't sell em :roll:
 
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