emours Natural Cuttlefish Bone for Reptiles, Tortoises, Snails, Birds and Small Animals, 4-5 inch, Twin Pack

My turtle nibbles on these cuttlefish bones, and they’ve become a regular part of its routine. They’re a good size, last well, and I’ve purchased them multiple times because they’re consistently reliable. Great quality and definitely worth it.

Tortoise loves these

Cuttlefish is cuttlefish! That being said, the only thing I would suggest to the sellers is that it arrive with a dietary analysis attached. I use it for my eastern box turtle, others may have other kinds or species of pets they may want to use it for. New pet owners may need an online tutorial on how, and how much to give their particular pet. One can by accident, allow their pet to ingest too much calcium, for example, if that pet tends to eat past the point of need. All in all, it arrived intact although it is fragile and can break in transport, as we were warned in the product description. Still perfectly good if it had. It was also shipped quickly and got here early: and I was in speedy need of more palatable calcium for my picky 18 year old turtle.

I received two cuttlefish bones. One was broken but I usually break it into smaller pieces. Perfect for my tortoise.

both about 5 inches! didnt come broken, not that that wouldve mattered for my shrimp! i dont know what these stick things are for!!

Great for all sorts of creatures

One of them has mold on back, so I don't know if it is safe for my budgies. The other one was clean and I was too lazy for returning those. So I just threw away one and used the other. It is quite small but still look ok. But since I could use only one of them, I'm not sure if I will make a purchase with this seller again.

I rescued a land snail from a parking lot a few months ago and caved to my 7 year old's instance that we keep it as a pet. (The things I do for love of this child! 😃) After doing a lot of research on calcium sources (calcium is a vital nutrient for snails to keep their shells strong and help repair them if they get damaged) we decided to go with cuttlebones. These were clean, thick enough to not break easily (sharp edges could be deadly for a snail), and a decent size. Our new pet took to her new cuttlebone right away and it has continued to be one of her favorite places to hang out. These cuttlefish bones have lasted for nearly 5 months (together, not apiece) and I'm only now having to order some more. Unfortunately, I decided to go with a cheaper brand (Bird's Love) this time around and am now regretting it. Even though the Emours cuttlefish bones are a little more expensive, they are worth the additional cost and I will be returning to them when the cheaper brand runs out.