Zupreem Primate Dry 1 lb

I was recommended these biscuits (from this specific brand) for my rescue squirrel once he weened off of kitten formula. At about 7-8 weeks old I started feeding him these and he loves them! I got warned not to give nuts before introducing these biscuits because squirrels can get spoiled and picky but he loved them still. After creating a routine of putting 4 biscuits and fresh fruit in his bowl in the morning and then 2 more plus a couple of walnuts, pecans or almonds as a treat at night, I have noticed his energy levels and strength have grown immensely. My only complaint (which is most likely just my post office to blame) is that there were a couple of delivery issues that caused me to have to go on several hunting missions to find my package. I'm confident it had nothing to do with the supplier so I will definitely be ordering these again once my supply gets low.

My squirrel loved these. She didn't really start eating them much until late 9 weeks old, but once she started eating them, she couldn't get enough.We released her at 12 weeks old and continued to leave these outside in a feed box. She came back for two weeks in the evening just to eat these. They must be good.Not to mention she looked like a very healthy squirrel when we released her so I guess that goes to show how much good nutrients are in these. If we ever rescue another squirrel, I'll definitely be buying these again.Thanks!

for those that do not know, this is a great product for young squirrels. if you are rehabilitating a squirrel, zupreem primate is a must have ( also known as monkey biscuits) My peanut loves these , especially when soaked a bit in his formula. I also like that they are delivered quickly.

My birds love this...I mix with their pellet/seed mix.... Also soak some for my younger birds...Has a lot of protein....My Congo prs like to soak the whole ones in their water and eat them... I like that I can buy just 1# at a time....I was buying in 20# bags but that is a LOT of biscuits....this is very convenient..

My Myers parrot love it. She waits for one every day. She starts out eating it dry and then takes it to her water dish and dunks it and finishes every drop. What I didn't like was when I took her to bird store yesterday to get her nails clipped they had the same 1 lb. bag for $3.00. I paid $17.00 on Amazon. I was very surprised

I used these back in the day when I worked as a zookeeper. Most animals love these. I ordered for a rehab squirrel. I had read from other squirrel rehabbers that their squirrels loved them. I would get the odd ball that has no interest. Still a great product.

Monkey biscuits are also used on tortoises as well, you just have to soak them first. That's what I bought these for. My tortoise loves them!

My squirrels love these! Primate biscuits are fortified with calcium which helps prevent metabolic bone disease in squirrels.