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Witte Molen Country blossom hay for herbivorous small rodents and rabbits takes you back to simpler times. Sun-dried and fiber-rich hay straight from the meadow, at a fair price from the Brabantsche Witte Molen that has been running since 1740. This natural blossom hay, enriched with delicious rose blossom, should not be missing in the daily ration of every rabbit, guinea pig, chinchilla and degu. Hours of distraction guaranteed!
✔ Rich in crude fiber
✔ Promotes both digestion and dental care
✔ Combats boredom
✔ With tasty addition of rose flower
Hay is natural nesting material for small rodents and an essential fiber source for larger rodents and rabbits!
Small rodents such as mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters and gerbils like to make a nest out of hay. Small rodents have a much lower need for fiber, but if a shortage occurs or the need is temporarily greater, they are more than happy to nibble on the hay. This means hay has two functions for small rodents!
Hay is essential for guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas and degus. The animals must be given unlimited hay every day so that the intestines continue to function properly.
Hay is great for hamsterscaping! Mix the hay with your own bedding or place layers in the bedding, alternating hay and bedding. This gives the ground cover more strength and tunnels made by the small rodents are better preserved. The hay also gives a beautiful effect to the eye, the color difference gives the enclosure a very natural look.
Content (approx): | 500 grams |
Composition: | Hay, Rose Flower |
Analysis: | - |
Promotes Foraging: | Yes |
Suitable for: | Rodents, Mouse, Dwarf Hamster, Hamster, Gerbil, Rat, Guinea Pig, Rabbit, Chinchilla, Degu |
Type: | supplementary pet food |
Particularities: | The quality of the hay depends on the harvest |
Disclaimer: | Not for food producing animals |