Collection: Little One Small Pet Food & Treats

Syrian and golden hamsters should have Little One Hamster Food. Dwarf breeds such as Roborovski, Russian and Campbell's need the finer Dwarf Hamster Food, which is sized for smaller mouths and cheek pouches.

Yes. Guinea pigs cannot produce their own vitamin C. Little One Guinea Pig Food has an increased vitamin C level, and fresh vegetables like peppers add more.

Unlimited. Fresh hay should always be available and should make up around 80% of a rabbit's diet. Little One Mountain Hay is a soft, fragrant hay that most rabbits and guinea pigs take to easily.

The snacks and Tasty Maze treat toys are labelled for the species they suit. Pea flakes, puffed grains and fruit mix are treats, so feed them in small amounts a few times a week rather than daily.

No. Guinea pigs need added vitamin C and a different mineral balance, so use Little One Guinea Pig Food or Green Valley Fibrefood for them and the Rabbit Food only for rabbits.

Green Valley is a high-fibre, grain-free food made from grasses, herbs and vegetables for guinea pigs. It suits pigs with sensitive digestion or those that need to lose weight, and can be fed alongside hay.

Mix a little of the new food into the old food and increase the proportion over seven to ten days. Sudden changes can upset a small animal's digestion.

All three are the same soft mountain hay. The camomile and dandelion versions have dried flowers mixed in for scent, variety and a little extra foraging interest.

Yes. The tunnel itself is made from pressed edible ingredients, so your pet chews and explores it as a snack. Offer it as an occasional treat rather than a daily food.

The hamster and dwarf hamster foods contain no added animal protein, so you can add insects or mealworms separately in the amount you choose.