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

JR Farm Grainless Herbal Rabbit Food

JR Farm Grainless Herbs is a natural, grain-free herb mix with a broad base of grasses and meadow herbs, supplemented with vegetables and seeds. It's a food with plenty of structure and variety, making it ideal for rabbits that enjoy searching, sniffing, and nibbling. You can offer it in a bowl and use a small portion as a foraging opportunity.

This food can be used as a complete base, always alongside unlimited hay, fresh drinking water, and a daily portion of fresh vegetables. Hay remains the foundation of the diet.

Plus points

• Grain-free, natural herb mix for rabbits
• Fiber-rich structure (crude fiber 19.5%)
• With grasses, herbs and vegetables for variation in scent and structure
• Good for foraging: you can scatter or hide (some of) it around
• Fits into a daily menu alongside unlimited hay and fresh vegetables

Why rabbits often like to eat this

Rabbits are natural foragers: they like to eat throughout the day and appreciate it when their food doesn't feel exactly the same every day. This herb mix contains a broad pasture base (such as timothy, foxtail, knucklegrass, and clover) with additions like carrot, parsnip, peppermint, ribwort, and floral ingredients. This makes it appealing in aroma and texture and fits well with natural foraging behavior.

Does your rabbit eat very selectively (only picking out "favorites")? Then an all-in-one pellet is often the easiest base. See: all-in-one food and Selective rabbit food .

Feeding & use

It's recommended to only refill the food bowl when it's (almost) empty and not to give more than what's eaten in 24 hours. Because this is a mix, it helps to offer a clear daily portion: this way you can keep track of appetite and prevent "leftovers" from being left behind.

• Always unlimited hay of good quality
• Fresh drinking water daily
• Daily fresh vegetables as a supplement
• Preferably divide the portion over 2 moments per day

Compound

Timothy grass, foxtail, oats, knuckle grass, downy oats, meadow plume, red clover, buttercup, stone grass, woolly honey grass, golden oat grass, narrow-leaved dandelion, ribwort, meadow primrose, oxeye daisy, daisy, parsnip, sorrel, German speedwell, German ryegrass, soft trespe, bird vetch, vetch, pea flakes, carrots, broad bean flakes, linseed, parsnip, peppermint, nettle, ribwort, marigold blossoms, beetroot, fennel, hazelnut wood, nettle roots, lemon balm, birch leaves, raspberry leaves, dandelion, black cumin, chamomile, cucumber slices.

Analysis

Protein 15.7%, fat content 4.4%, crude fibre 19.5%, crude ash 6.4%, calcium 4685 mg/kg, phosphorus 2785 mg/kg, sodium 980 mg/kg.

Important to know

• It is best to switch over gradually when changing food.
• Only refill the food bowl when it is (almost) empty; this way you can keep track of appetite and leftovers.
• Hay always remains the basis of the menu and should be available in unlimited quantities.
• Store in a cool, dry place, tightly closed and check for freshness.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this suitable as a daily diet?

Yes, this food can be used as a daily staple alongside unlimited hay, water, and fresh vegetables. A fixed daily portion helps maintain an overview.

What if my rabbit is a selective eater?

When selectively eating, an all-in-one chunk is often more practical, because every bite has the same nutritional value.

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