Small Animal Salt Lickstone

PipSqueak Salt Lickstone – Essential Mineral Block for Rabbits & Guinea Pigs

Support your pet’s overall health with the PipSqueak Salt Lickstone – a compact, nutrient-rich rabbit salt lickstone designed especially for rabbits and guinea pigs. Made from pure sodium chloride, this chew-safe stone delivers essential salts and trace minerals to promote vitality and wellbeing, while encouraging natural gnawing behaviours.

Rabbit Salt Lickstone for Dental & Mineral Support

This mineral block is designed to satisfy natural licking and chewing instincts, supporting dental health by helping wear down teeth and strengthen gums. At the same time, it provides sodium and essential minerals often missing from regular diets, making it an ideal rabbit salt lickstone for daily use.

Guinea Pig Salt Lick for Enrichment

Perfectly sized for guinea pigs, this guinea pig salt lick is both a treat and a functional supplement. It keeps pets engaged, reduces boredom, and ensures consistent mineral intake to support long-term health.

Key Benefits of the Salt Lickstone

• Essential Minerals – Provides sodium and trace elements for hydration, digestion, and energy.
• Dental Support – Encourages natural chewing to maintain strong teeth and healthy gums.
• Easy to Install – Includes a simple cage mount for secure placement.
• Natural & Safe – Made with food-grade sodium chloride, suitable for daily use.
• Ideal for Small Pets – Specially designed for rabbits and guinea pigs.

Feeding Tip for Salt Lickstone

Attach the stone securely inside your rabbit or guinea pig’s enclosure using the provided holder. Always ensure fresh, clean drinking water is available. Replace the lickstone once it becomes small or worn down to maintain safe and consistent mineral support.

Looking for more enrichment and supplements? Explore our range of rabbit chew toys and guinea pig products for balanced nutrition and fun. According to the RSPCA enrichment guide, salt licks and chew toys play a vital role in supporting rabbits’ and guinea pigs’ health and wellbeing.