JR Farm Grainless Herbal Rabbit Food – Grain-free herbal mix (Grainless)

JR Farm Grainless Herb Rabbit – grain-free rabbit food with pasture-grown herbs and vegetables

JR Farm Grainless Herbal Rabbit is a grain-free complete rabbit food with plenty of plant variety. The mix combines meadow grass, herbs, vegetables, seeds, flowers, and woody textures into a fragrant and natural-looking food for rabbits who love to sniff, pick, and nibble quietly.

This food is well-suited for owners who want to give their rabbit a grain-free herbal mix instead of a uniform pellet. The various scents, shapes, and textures make daily feeding more engaging. Your rabbit can search, sniff, and select small components, while you can clearly weigh out the portion.

Why choose JR Farm Grainless Herb Rabbit?

✔ Grain-free complete food for rabbits
✔ Richly filled with meadow vegetation, herbs, vegetables, seeds, and flowers
✔ Lots of scent and texture for a more interesting feeding moment
✔ Great for rabbits who like to sniff and pick in the food bowl
✔ Convenient 400 gram package to try or alternate

At DRD, when it comes to rabbit food, we look not only at the name on the packaging, but primarily at how the food fits into the daily routine. Rabbits need a fiber-rich base with good hay as the most important component. A suitable rabbit food supplements that base and makes daily feeding more manageable.

This Grainless Herb Mix is particularly interesting due to its broad plant composition. The mix contains, among others, timothy grass, foxtail, golden oat, timothy grass, meadow grasses, red clover, dandelion, narrow-leaved plantain, parsnip, sorrel, yarrow, pea flakes, carrot, flaxseed, peppermint, nettle, marigold, beetroot, fennel, hazelnut wood, lemon balm, birch leaf, raspberry leaf, chamomile, cucumber, and courgette.

For which type of rabbit is this herb mix a good choice?

JR Farm Grainless Herb Rabbit is a great choice for rabbits who enjoy variety in their food bowl. Because it is a mixed herbal food, there is more to smell and discover than with a single, uniform pellet. This can make feeding time more interesting, especially when your rabbit eats calmly and neatly consumes the entire portion.

If you have a rabbit that eats very selectively, an all-in-one pellet might be more practical. However, if you prefer a grain-free mix with plenty of herbs, vegetables, and pasture variety, this Grainless Herb Mix is a great option to make the daily diet more varied.

Does this fit natural eating behavior?

Rabbits are herbivores and naturally spend a lot of time searching, sniffing, nibbling, and eating small amounts. A varied herb mix complements this nicely, as your rabbit encounters different textures and does not just eat a standard pellet.

The mix does not replace the daily hay. Hay remains the basis of the diet and should be readily available. You can also scatter part of the weighed portion through the hay or offer it in a shallow foraging area, so that your rabbit has to search a bit more while eating.

For which animals is JR Farm Grainless Herb Rabbit suitable?

• Rabbit: suitable as a complete rabbit food alongside unlimited hay and the daily care routine. The mix is tailored to rabbits and offers a lot of plant-based variety in scent, texture, and taste.

This food has been developed for rabbits. For other animal species, you should preferably choose a food that specifically suits their own nutritional needs, such as guinea pig food, hamster food, gerbil food, or rat food.

How do you feed JR Farm Grainless Herb Rabbit?

Feed JR Farm Grainless Herbal Rabbit food daily as rabbit food alongside unlimited hay. Preferably, do not refill the food bowl until the portion has been largely eaten. This prevents your rabbit from choosing only the favorite parts and leaving other valuable components behind.

A practical starting guideline for an adult rabbit is approximately 60 to 80 grams per day, depending on body size, activity level, condition, hay intake, and other diet. Preferably weigh the portion, especially when feeding multiple rabbits together. This allows you to keep a better overview of what is actually being eaten.

Composition & analysis

Composition: pasture growth from permanent grassland of the Alpine foreland meadows, including timothy grass, foxtail, tall oat, timothy grass, downy oat, meadow fescue, red clover, sharp buttercup, sweet vernal grass, woolly sweetgrass, golden oat, narrow-leaved vetch, hop clover, dandelion, narrow-leaved plantain, meadow primrose, daisy, common daisy, greater burnet, bedstraw, parsnip, common sorrel, speedwell, common hornwort, German ryegrass, soft brome, common vetch, hedge vetch, orchid, bulbous buttercup, rattle, cow parsley and yarrow, pea flakes, carrots, broad bean flakes, linseed, parsnip, peppermint, nettle 2%, narrow-leaved plantain, marigold blossoms 2%, beetroot, fennel seed, hazelwood, nettle roots, lemon balm, birch leaves, raspberry leaves, dandelion 1%, black cumin seed, chamomile 0.5%, cucumber, courgette.

Analysis: protein 14.5%, fat content 4.3%, crude fiber 15.8%, crude ash 6.5%, calcium 4700 mg/kg, phosphorus 3090 mg/kg, sodium 1050 mg/kg.

The composition is broad and plant-based, with many different meadow grasses, herbs, vegetables, seeds, flowers, and leaves. This gives this rabbit mix its recognizable scent, texture, and variety. Due to the loose mix form, it is important to carefully weigh the portion and check whether your rabbit eats the entire portion neatly.

Good to know

When switching food, make a gradual transition by mixing the new food with the old food for a few days. This allows your rabbit to get used to the different smell, texture, and composition.

Store the packaging in a cool, dry, and tightly sealed place. With mixed feed, check regularly whether your rabbit eats the entire portion properly and does not just select the favorite parts. This keeps daily feeding organized and appropriate.

Nice to combine with

• Rabbit food
• Grain-free rabbit food
• Natural rabbit food
• Rabbit hay
• Rabbit herbs
• Rabbits play and forage
• JR Farm

Frequently asked questions about JR Farm Grainless Herb Rabbit

JR Farm Grainless Herb Rabbit is a great choice if you are looking for a grain-free rabbit food with plenty of herbs, pasture-grown ingredients, and plant variety. The combination of grasses, herbs, vegetables, seeds, flowers, and leaves provides your rabbit with a fragrant mix that fits a conscious hay and feeding routine.