TINY FRIENDS FARM - Russell Rabbit meadow hay

The advantages and information ofTINY FRIENDS FARM - Russell Rabbit meadow hay

A Natural and Healthy Feast

Tiny Friends Farm Meadow Hay is a 100% natural meadow hay, with no additives or preservatives. You can feed your pet a healthy, balanced diet with complete confidence. The benefits of nature, directly in your companion's enclosure.

Improved Digestion and Dental Wear

This meadow hay promotes healthy digestion thanks to its high fiber content, which is essential for small herbivores. Additionally, it encourages natural chewing behavior, which contributes to tooth wear. Make sure the health of your furry friends is in good hands.

Suitable for Several Small Herbivores

This versatile hay is suitable for a variety of small herbivores, including rabbits, guinea pigs, degus, chinchillas, and many others. You can feed all your furry friends with the same exceptional quality.

What is Timothy hay?

Prairie hay is a term that generally refers to hay produced from grass that grows naturally in prairies. Grasslands are areas of open land, often covered with wild grasses and plants, where livestock can graze. Prairie hay is made by cutting prairie grass at an optimal stage of maturity and then drying it in the sun until it reaches a moisture level suitable for long-term storage.

The composition of meadow hay can vary depending on geographic region, harvest season and the types of grasses growing there. It can contain various species of herbs and plants. It provides protein and various essential nutrients, such as vitamin C for guinea pigs. Fiber helps maintain gut health, promoting intestinal peristalsis and preventing gastric stasis, a potentially serious problem in rabbits and rodents.

Advice from LePetitRongeur on the use of hay

The amount of hay in the diet of rabbits and herbivorous rodents can vary depending on several factors, including age, weight, physical activity and health. However, a general rule is to provide unlimited access to high quality hay at all times.

• Typically, an adult rabbit or rodent consumes its own size of hay each day. For example, an average-sized rabbit (around 2 to 4 kilograms) will eat around 2 to 4 handfuls of hay per day. This may vary depending on individual needs.
• Make sure your pet always has access to fresh, clean hay. It must be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week .
• Hay should not be the only source of food for your herbivorous furball. He should also have access to fresh vegetables, quality pellets appropriate for his age and size , clean, fresh water, and occasional treats.