Rye straw 1 kg

Natural Nibbling Power and Comfort: Discover our high-quality rye straw, specially designed for rodents and rabbits!

This high-quality rye straw offers the best of both worlds - a delicious nibbling material and a comfortable bedding for your furry friends.

The rye straw is carefully grown and harvested, using traditional farming methods and a love for nature. Each culm has been carefully selected to guarantee optimal quality.

The rye straw provides endless nibbling pleasure, allowing your rodents and rabbits to satisfy their natural chewing needs. The thickness and firmness of the straw challenge their teeth and contribute to healthy teeth.

In addition, the rye straw provides a comfortable and soft surface on which your rodents can rest, play and express their natural digging instincts. It gives them a feeling of security and well-being in their stay.

Choose the natural strength and comfort of our rye straw and give your rodents and rabbits the best care they deserve. They will love the delicious taste and the opportunity to indulge in this nibbleable straw. Make their stay a cozy and stimulating place with our high-quality rye straw.

What is the difference between Rye Straw and normal straw?

Rye straw has some characteristics that distinguish it from normal straw:

1. Firmness: Rye straw is generally firmer and more durable than regular straw. It has a stronger structure, which makes it last longer and is more resistant to the gnawing and digging of rodents.

2. Thickness and length: Rye straw often has a somewhat coarser structure compared to normal straw. The culms are thicker and longer, which can provide a firmer and thicker bedding.

3. Moisture absorption: Rye straw generally has a good moisture absorption capacity. It can help absorb urine and moisture in rodent habitats, creating a drier and cleaner environment.

4. Odour: Rye straw has a characteristic odor that is often perceived as attractive by rodents. It can give a natural and pleasant scent to the enclosure, which can encourage rodents to use the straw as bedding or to nibble on it.