A treat made entirely of dried flowers looks like decoration until you remember that grazing animals spend their days picking through exactly this kind of mixed vegetation.

It's built from red clover, marigold blossoms (20%), hibiscus blossoms (15%), rose blossoms (10%), cornflower petals (10%) and camomile petals (10%), meant to be sprinkled through hay so the animal forages for the individual pieces rather than eating from a bowl. As with Burgess's other Nature Snacks treats, the blossoms and petals are simply dried rather than processed further, so the mix looks and smells like real flowers rather than a formed pellet.

• Marigold blossoms 20%, hibiscus blossoms 15%
• Rose blossoms 10%, cornflower petals 10%, camomile petals 10%
• Protein 12.4%, fibre 18%, crude ash 9.4%, fat 3%
• Meant for sprinkling through hay
• Feed in moderation, with water always available
• 75G pack

On the small print. Red clover is the only ingredient without a stated percentage on this card, so it's likely the largest single component by weight even though the five named blossoms and petals each carry their own figure.

Who it's for: owners of rabbits, guinea pigs and chinchillas who want a genuinely varied foraging mix rather than a single-flower treat.