Burgess Excel Feeding Hay with Dandelion and Marigold 1kg

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HAY HELPS PROMOTE OVERALL HEALTH:Feeding plenty of high-quality feeding hay, some grass-based nuggets and a few fresh greens will help your rabbits maintain healthy skin, coat, eyes, teeth and digestion. You should also include a small portion of Excel nuggets and an occasional Excel Nature Snack into your rabbit or guinea pig's diet to help add variety and emotional support.

High in protein, with moist meaty chunks and bioflavonoids to help maintain gut health and vitality in working and active dogs. Burgess Excel Long Stem Feeding Hay for Rabbits is a nutritionally rich Timothy Hay that provides many benefits for your rabbit. Increased feed intake through quality hay is becoming more important as animal performance increases. It also comes in a resealable pack so that its freshness can be maintained and you can carry it conveniently from one place toanother. 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.As such although all possible precautions are taken it is possible for extraneous matter items from the field to find their way into the product without detection.

Excel Feeding Hay with Dandelion and Marigold is a natural field-grown product produced in the countryside. If you’re at all unsure about the best way of feeding your animal or have any concerns about specific nutritional requirements at different times of their life, ask your local veterinary practice for advice. If you want hay that your rabbits are going to actually eat then this hay gets all of our three rabbits' approval. It is high in fibre which aids digestion, whilst the long stems of hay satisfy both chewing for dental health and natural foraging giving rabbits the emotional enrichment they need.There are all sorts of temptingly tasty feeding hay and dried grass for rabbits to eat and enjoy and individual bunnies will no doubt have their favourites.