What is Bunny fresh hay from protected natural meadows 600gr?

Bunny Fresh Hay from Protected Natural Meadows 600g is a **staple food** from the Bunny brand, specifically designed for **rodents and rabbits** of all ages and sizes. Its main benefit is to **provide high-quality natural fiber** to aid digestion and dental wear, mimicking their wild diet.

Characteristics and benefits

• Natural long fiber: It promotes intestinal motility and prevents common digestive problems in rodents.
• Continuous tooth wear: The texture of hay helps to file down teeth naturally, preventing overgrowth.
• Protected meadows: Grown in controlled areas without pesticides, guaranteeing a chemical-free product.
• High crude fiber content: Approximately 28-32% fiber, ideal for gastrointestinal health.
• Packaged in 600g: Convenient format for daily consumption, with zip closure to maintain freshness.
• No additives or preservatives: 100% natural hay, with no artificial mixtures or flavorings.

How to use

Offer as the **main food** in a clean feeder or bowl, always available free-choice. It is recommended to **change the food daily** to prevent dampness and mold. For rabbits and guinea pigs, supplement with specific feed and fresh vegetables. Do not exceed the amount the animal consumes in 24 hours. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Indicated for

**Rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, degus, and other herbivorous rodents** of all ages. Especially useful for animals prone to digestive or dental problems.

FAQ

Can I give this hay to my baby rabbit?

Yes, Bunny fresh hay is suitable for rabbits from weaning (approximately 3-4 weeks). It should be available from day one to support dental and digestive development.

Is it safe for guinea pigs?

Absolutely. Guinea pigs need quality hay as the basis of their diet. This product is safe and recommended, provided it is supplemented with vitamin C through fresh vegetables.

How much hay should I give my rodent per day?

Hay must be available **24 hours a day, 7 days a week**. Herbivorous rodents should consume approximately their own body weight in hay daily. A medium-sized rabbit can consume between 100-200 grams per day.

How to store hay so it doesn't spoil?

Store in a cool, dry place, preferably in the original zip-top container. Avoid exposure to moisture or excessive heat. Do not refrigerate. Consume within 3 months of opening to maintain freshness.

Can it cause allergies in my pet?

It's uncommon, but some rodents can be sensitive to hay dust. If you notice sneezing or excessive watering, try hay with less dust or consult your veterinarian.

What should I do if my pet won't eat the hay?

Make sure the hay is fresh and free of any unusual odors. You can mix it with other types of hay or moisten it slightly to enhance the aroma. If your pet continues to have a poor appetite, consult a veterinarian specializing in exotic animals.

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