JR Farm Natural Rabbit Food without Pellets 2 kg – Grain-free & high in fiber

JR Farm Natural Rabbit Food without Pellets 2 kg

Looking for a natural feed mix that encourages browsing and foraging? JR Farm Natural Rabbit Food without Pellets is a grain-free and pellet-free mix based on fragrant mountain meadow plants, supplemented with herbs, seeds, and vegetables. The varied textures and ingredients make this food fun to give as a daily portion and to hide or scatter (some of it).

This mix perfectly reflects rabbits' natural behavior: eating, searching, and selecting throughout the day. Hay always remains the foundation of the diet (offered unlimitedly), supplemented with an appropriate portion of food and fresh vegetables daily.

Plus points

• 100% natural mix with mountain meadow plants as a base
• Grain-free and pellet-free
• Lots of structure and variety: good for foraging
• Including herbs, seeds and vegetables (such as carrots)
• Plastic-free, recyclable packaging

Why this pellet-free mix is so popular

The heart of this food is the "permanent grassland vegetation" from the Alpine foothills (41%). Think of a broad mix of grasses and meadow herbs such as timothy, meadow grass, clover, dandelion, and plantain. This is complemented by recognizable ingredients like parsley, pea flakes, carob, and carrot. Many rabbits find the aroma and texture appealing, and it also makes it more fun to actively offer the daily ration (for example, in a foraging mat).

Practical tip: Ideally, give this mix as a measured daily portion, offering it twice a day. For extra enrichment, sprinkle a small amount in a clean, dry spot in the enclosure to give your rabbit more opportunities to explore.

Suitable for

• Adult rabbits (including dwarf rabbits)
• Daily portion in addition to unlimited hay, water and fresh vegetables

Feeding & use

Because this is a pellet-free mix, many owners choose to weigh out a clear daily portion. As a practical guideline (similar to mixed feeds for rabbits), you can assume approximately 60–80 grams per day per adult rabbit, depending on size, activity, and condition. Hay always remains the most important part of the diet.

• 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

Vegetation of permanent grassland in the foothills of the Alps (consisting of, among others, timothy grass, foxtail, smooth oat, cock's foot, downy oat, meadow grass, red clover, dandelion, ribwort plantain, oxeye daisy, daisy, meadow herbs, sorrel, chickweed, English ryegrass, soft brome, cow parsley, yarrow) 41%, parsley, pea flakes, carob, carrots 5%, birch leaves, broad bean flakes, hazelnut leaves, marigold blossoms, dandelion, cornflower blossoms, apple, linseed, peppermint 2%, parsnip, nettle, chamomile 1%.

Important to know

• It is best to switch over gradually when changing food.
• Store in a cool, dry place, tightly closed and check for freshness.
• Because this is a mix, it helps to offer a clear daily portion and empty the bowls regularly.
• If you have any doubts about appetite, droppings or behaviour, it is advisable to ask a veterinarian for advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this suitable for everyday use?

Yes, many owners use this mix as their daily food alongside unlimited hay and fresh vegetables. Weighing out a fixed daily portion helps maintain an overview.

Is pellet-free always better?

Pellet-free feeding is primarily a different way of feeding: it provides plenty of variety and encourages foraging. For rabbits that are very picky eaters, an all-in-one pellet can be more practical.

Which products go well with this?

Always combine this food with unlimited hay and choose a good hay rack. For added variety, you can occasionally add a small herbal snack.

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