Mealberry Little One Green Valley Rabbit Food Grain Free 750 grams

Mealberry Little One Green Valley: grain-free rabbit food with pasture grasses

Looking for a rabbit food that focuses primarily on fiber and natural variety? Little One Green Valley is a grain-free food with a broad mix of meadow and mountain grasses (no fewer than 60 varieties), supplemented with vegetables, flowers, and herbs. This makes it a great choice for owners who want to offer a menu that suits rabbits' foraging and nibbling habits.

This food is high in fiber (24% crude fiber) and can be fed as a staple food, always alongside unlimited hay, fresh water, and a daily portion of fresh vegetables. The texture also lends itself well to scattering (part of) the food around, so your rabbit will actively forage.

Plus points

• Grain-free rabbit food with lots of natural variation
• Mix of 60 different meadow grasses (meadow and mountain grass)
• With vegetables (including cucumber, carrot, celery, zucchini), flowers and herbs
• Rich in fibre (crude fibre 24%) and suitable as a main food
• Handy for portioning and (partly) scattering around for foraging

Why does this suit so many rabbits so well?

Rabbits are real nibblers: they like to eat throughout the day and enjoy finding something to explore. The base of meadow grasses, combined with ingredients like apple pulp, linseed, and dried vegetables, makes this food appealing and varied. Flowers (such as marigold) and herbs add extra aroma and flavor, giving many rabbits that extra bit of interest at the food bowl.

Tip for a good routine: serve the food in a bowl and sprinkle a small amount through a foraging mat or in the ground cover (in a clean, dry place). This combines overview with a natural search.

Feeding & use

The product information states that this food can be used as a staple diet without restriction. In practice, many owners prefer to weigh out a daily portion, so they can easily monitor appetite and condition. As a practical guideline for mixed rabbit diets, you can assume approximately 60–80 grams per day per adult rabbit, depending on size and activity.

• 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

Meadow and mountain grass, apple pulp, sunflower seed meal, linseed, linseed oil, dried cucumber, dried carrot, dried celery, dried zucchini, marigold flowers, red clover, hop flowers, yeast extract.

Analysis

Proteins 13.5%, fats 3.5%, fiber 24%, ash 6%, calcium 0.6%, phosphorus 0.4%. Vitamin A 9393 IU, vitamin D3 750 IU, vitamin E 94 IU, vitamin C 465 mg, biotin 620 mcg, iodine 1.4 mg, copper sulphate (II) 0.03 mg, sodium selenite 0.06 mg.

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.
• Hay always remains the most important part of the menu.
• Adjust portion size, activity and condition.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this suitable as a daily staple food?

Yes, this is a complete food for rabbits. Always combine it with unlimited hay, fresh water, and fresh vegetables daily.

Why is “high fiber” so important?

Fiber complements rabbits' natural eating habits and is part of a hay-based diet. It especially helps maintain a stable daily routine.

Can I also use this for foraging?

Yes, you can scatter a small portion around or hide it in a foraging mat so your rabbit can keep actively searching.

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