Meadow hay Nettle

JR Farm Meadow Hay Nettle 500 grams

Carefully dried grasses and herbs with a very high proportion of leaves. Enriched with Nettle with a high crude fiber content. The super premium hay for all gourmets among rodents.

Nettle (Urtica dioca) is one of the most famous wild vegetables. It therefore belongs to the natural food of rodents. The animals use the nettle's medicinal properties for their diet.

Nettle is one of the better known herbs because it is so widely applicable. Nettle leaves support the moisture balance and stimulate the metabolism.

Nettle helps with skin problems and prevents oily skin and coat. This is mainly due to a high content of folic acid or B11, B2 (riboflavin), B5 (pantthathenic acid), calcium, zinc, silicon and sulfur. The nettle is a very rich plant, so it can also be used well to strengthen in anemia or anemia, mineral deficiencies, weakness or age weakness. The nettle has a remineralizing effect because it contains iron, silicon, calcium, potassium, sodium, copper, magnesium, zinc, sulfur, manganese, chromium and nitrates. In addition, it helps to remove uric acid from the body and is therefore a medicine for gout, osteoarthritis and arthritis.

✔ Pure Nature and has a purifying effect
✔ Rich in fiber
✔ Supports digestion and intestinal flora

For both small and large rodents and rabbits!

Hay is a natural nesting material for small rodents and an essential fiber source for larger rodents and rabbits!

Small rodents such as Mice, Dwarf Hamster, Hamsters and Gerbils like to make a nest out of hay. Small rodents have a much smaller need for fiber, but if there is already a shortage or the need is temporarily greater, they are only too happy to nibble on the hay. As a result, hay has two functions for small rodents!

Hay is essential for Guinea Pigs, Rabbits, Chinchillas and Degus. The animals should be fed unlimited hay daily for the intestines to function properly.

Hay is great for hamster caping! Mix the hay with your own bedding or place layers in the bedding, alternating hay and bedding. This gives the ground cover more solidity and tunnels made by the small rodents are better preserved. The hay also gives a beautiful effect to see, the color difference gives the accommodation a very natural look.