Health: All rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, gerbils, mice, rats, chinchillas, birds, sugar gliders, flying squirrels and other small animals will need some type of wood to chew. Wood chewing a natural instinct for your pet and is essential for good health. When in captivity a daily treat or chew toy will go a long way in promoting health. No Additives: Our products contain only 100% natural wood and materials. No dyes, pigments, artificial flavors, or plastic. Teeth: Our Apple Wood Chew Toys are ideal to help small pets exercise their jaws and keep their constantly growing front teeth Fiber: Some sort of wood should always be available for your pet to chew on for their extra fiber needs. Safe Chew Toy: Our toys are the first of their kind to be made with apple wood. Apple is one of the safe woods approved for small animals to chew. According to the House Rabbit Society, any fresh cut wood should be cured for pet safety, because green wood contain toxins that can kill your pet. Our apple wood has been cured for 6 months or more. Apple Wood: Our apple wood has been grown in the California sunshine and harvested from various organic orchard trees. We have pruned, cured, cleaned, dried and cut our wood chew toys to different sizes that matches your animal’s needs. Guarantee: Each product has been washed and cleaned for the safety of your pet. Happy: You may notice that your pet acts noticeably happier with a Adams Apple Chew Toy around to play with and have fun. From The Orchard to You Since 1999 2005-2009 APPMA Members |
| Healthy Apple Wood Chew Toys for Small Animals Rabbits, Hamsters, Guinea Pigs, Gerbils, Mice, Rats, Chinchillas, Birds, Degas, Flying Squirrels and other Small Animals |
| Welcome to Adams Apple Organics Quality 100% natural hand made wood products Made In The USA for your pets and more |
| Adam's Apple Organics Quality 100% natural hand made wood products MADE IN THE USA for your pets and more 209-293-4441 www.adamsappleorganics.com sweet@adamsappleorganics.com Copyright 2011 Adams Apple Organics You can't patent nature! |
