Burgess Excel Feeding Hay with Dandelion and Marigold 1kg

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By contrast, high quality meadow hay for rabbits is fresh and fragrant, barn dried, dust extracted and rich in nutrients.

It has a lovely wide range of flavours and textures which helps keep my animals and especially my rabbits interested as they easily get bored. It is made up of seven individually cooked nuggets mixed with moist beef chunks which creates a tasty dual-textured, teeth friendly food. A delicious, complementary food for guinea pigs that is high in fibre and Vitamin C and rich in nutrients.Feeding hay for rabbits has to be specially grown, harvested at just the right time to capture all the goodness, and full of flavour so that your rabbits really enjoy eating it.

The thick, coarse hay is good for your rabbit to chew on, which promotes good dental health and helps to support dental abrasion. If you have rabbits that are prone to weight gain, ingredients such as L-carnitine can help to promote lean body mass.Special care must be taken, however, as some greens – such as savoy cabbage and spinach – should only be fed occasionally, and some not at all. Quality hay contains more sugar and thus a higher total energy content compared to grass silage, as no sugar is consumed for the lactic acid fermentation of the feed.

Cons-Whilst I love the mix of textures including firmer ones I know that could be problematic for those who spread it round on the floor/use it as bedding or have especially small animals. It's worth us mentioning that opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience.

Additional technology is needed for nighttime and inclement weather to safely finish dry within the 70 hour time limit. Our tasty Burgess adult cat food has been specially formulated to contain all the essential nutrients your cat needs from the age of 12 months. Excel Nature Snacks can be fed in small amounts, left in housing or puzzle feeders to keep your rabbits occupied or sprinkled through feeding hay to encourage foraging. Contaminated green fodder (recognizable by a crude ash content of more than 10 %) increasingly introduces clostridia into the feed chain, where they can multiply explosively under suitable conditions. Having fresh, irresistibly tasty feeding hay every day is an absolute essential for rabbits and it should make up the bulk of their diet.