Meadow herbs for Rodents & Rabbits

JR Farm Meadow Herbs for Rodents & Rabbits

JR Farm Meadow Herbs is a supplementary herbal mix for dwarf rabbits and rodents. The mix contains a rich combination of leaves, herbs, flowers, vegetables, and woody plant parts, such as raspberry leaf, wheat plant, carrot, pea flakes, nettle, lemon balm, marigold, parsley, hazel leaf, hazel wood, thyme, red clover, and rose blossom.

This mix feels like a fragrant walk through a herb-rich meadow. You can feed JR Farm Meadow Herbs loose, mix it with hay, or use it in small amounts as a forage mix. The various scents, colors, and textures invite animals to sniff, search, pull, and nibble.

The package contains 150 grams. Because this is supplementary food, feed small amounts alongside the normal main feed and hay. At 2 grams per day, one package lasts approximately 75 days. At 5 grams per day, that is approximately 30 days.

Advantages of JR Farm Meadow Herbs

✔ Rich herb mix with leaves, flowers, vegetables, and herbs
✔ With raspberry leaf, nettle, lemon balm, parsley and thyme
✔ Hazel leaf and hazel wood provide extra natural texture
✔ Ideal for making hay more fragrant and interesting
✔ Great as a small snack, reward, or foraging mix

Why choose JR Farm Meadow Herbs?

Rabbits and rodents are naturally true sniffers and explorers. They discover their surroundings with their nose, snout, and teeth. JR Farm Meadow Herbs aligns perfectly with this, as the mix does not consist of just one type of snack, but of various different plant parts, each with its own scent, color, and texture.

The composition contains, among other things, raspberry leaf, wheat plant, carrot, pea flakes, nettle, broad bean flakes, lemon balm, marigold, parsley, hazel leaf, hazel wood, tomato, paprika flakes, strawberry leaf, alfalfa, red clover, thyme, nettle root, courgette, sunflower blossom, cornflower, cucumber, daisy, and rose blossom.

Thanks to its broad composition, the mix is ideal for making haymaking more appealing. Sprinkle a small amount through the hay, and your animal will have to search for the fragrant pieces. For small rodents, you can also hide the mix among bedding, tunnels, cork, or a sniffing spot.

Because JR Farm Weidekruiden is a complementary food, you do not feed it as the main food. For rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and degus, hay remains the daily basis. For hamsters, dwarf hamsters, mice, gerbils, and rats, you use this mix primarily as a small variation alongside an appropriate main food.

For which animals is this herb mix suitable?

JR Farm Weidekruiden is suitable as a supplementary herb mix for dwarf rabbits and various rodents. Always adjust the quantity to the animal species, size, and normal feeding pattern.

• Rabbits: as a herb-rich supplement mixed with hay or as a small reward.
• Guinea pigs: as a fragrant change alongside hay and guinea pig food.
• Hamsters and dwarf hamsters: as a small foraging snack, for example hidden in the enclosure.
• Mice and gerbils: as a sniffing and searching mix through a foraging area.
• Rats and pygmy rats: as a small supplement or enrichment during foraging.
• Chinchillas and degus: as a small, herb-rich variation alongside hay and species-appropriate food.

Usage & dosage

Give JR Farm Meadow Herbs as a supplementary herb mix. Sprinkle a small amount over the hay, mix it into a sniffing area, or offer it in a food bowl. For small animals, a pinch is often enough. For larger animals such as rabbits and guinea pigs, you can dose a little more generously, but keep it supplementary.

Do you want to use it for foraging? Then distribute small amounts in different places in the enclosure. This way, your animal has to search, and the mix is not eaten all at once from a bowl.

Allow animals to get used to this mix gradually if they are not yet familiar with it. Start with a small amount and see how your animal reacts.

Compound

Raspberry leaf, wheat plant, carrot, pea flakes, nettle, broad bean flakes, lemon balm, marigold blossom, parsley, hazel leaf, hazel wood, tomato, paprika flakes, strawberry leaf, alfalfa 3%, red clover 2.3%, thyme, nettle root, courgette, sunflower blossom, cornflower, cucumber, daisy, rose blossom.

Analytical constituents

Crude protein 14.2%, crude fat 2.8%, crude fiber 17%, crude ash 7.7%, calcium 8130 mg/kg, phosphorus 2390 mg/kg, sodium 780 mg/kg.

What does this compound mean?

The composition is rich and versatile, with leaves, herbs, flowers, vegetables, flakes, and a touch of woody texture. Raspberry leaf, nettle, lemon balm, parsley, and thyme give the mix a spicy scent. Marigold, sunflower, cornflower, daisy, and rose blossom make the mix more floral.

The hazel leaves and hazel wood provide extra natural texture. As a result, JR Farm Weidekruiden is not only a snack mix, but also a fun way to encourage animals to sniff, search, and nibble more.

Good to know

• This is supplementary food, not a main food.
• Give small quantities alongside appropriate main feed and, for herbivores, unlimited hay.
• Store the spice mix in a dry, cool, and tightly sealed place.
• Allow animals to get used to this mix gradually if they are not yet familiar with it.
• Remove any residue when it has become damp or dirty.

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