What is Bunny Fresh Hay Happy Garden with Vegetables and Flowers 2kg?

Bunny Happy Garden Fresh Hay with Vegetables and Flowers 2kg (SKU: B14034) is a complementary food from the Bunny brand, specifically designed for herbivorous rodents such as rabbits, guinea pigs, and chinchillas. Its main benefit is providing high-quality natural fiber along with dehydrated vegetables and flowers, promoting digestion and dental wear. This fresh hay comes from controlled crops, without artificial additives, and is presented in a 2kg format ideal for daily consumption.

Characteristics and benefits

• Fresh hay made from natural grass: Rich in long fiber, essential for intestinal transit and the prevention of digestive problems in rodents.
• It includes vegetables and flowers.It provides a variety of flavors and nutrients, stimulating the appetite and enriching the diet.
• 2kg formatPractical for homes with one or more rodents, guaranteeing freshness for longer if stored correctly.
• No preservatives or added sugars: Maintains the natural composition of the hay, safe for daily consumption.
• Bunny Brand: Recognized in rodent care for its commitment to natural ingredients and sustainable processes.

How to use

Offer Bunny Happy Garden Fresh Hay with Vegetables and Flowers 2kg as part of your rodent's daily diet. Place a generous handful in the feeder or hay rack, ensuring they always have access to fresh hay. Rationing is not necessary, as rodents need to consume hay continuously to maintain their dental and digestive health. **See the leaflet for the exact dosage according to your pet's species and weight.** Store in a cool, dry place, closing the package tightly after each use to preserve freshness.

Indicated for

This product is suitable for **rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and other herbivorous rodents** of all ages (young, adult, and senior). It is suitable for both growing pets and those with dental or digestive maintenance needs. Not recommended for rodents on special diets prescribed by a veterinarian without prior consultation.

FAQ

Can I use Bunny Happy Garden Fresh Hay as the sole food for my rabbit?

No. This hay is a dietary supplement, not a substitute for balanced feed. It should be combined with a complete rodent food and fresh water. Hay should make up at least 80% of an adult rabbit's daily diet.

Is it safe for young guinea pigs?

Yes, it's safe for guinea pigs from 3-4 weeks of age, provided they are already eating hay. However, for very young pups, consult your veterinarian to ensure a proper transition.

How often should I change the hay in the feeder?

It is recommended to refresh the hay daily, removing any dirty or damp pieces. Rodents are sensitive to moisture, and fresh hay should be kept dry to prevent mold or fermentation.

How to store the 2kg package so that it lasts longer?

Store the package in a cool, dry, and dark place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Seal the bag tightly after each use or transfer the hay to an airtight container. This will keep it fresh for up to 3 months after opening.

Can it cause allergies in my rodent?

Natural hay doesn't usually cause allergies in healthy rodents. However, if you observe sneezing, itching, or nasal discharge, remove the product and consult your veterinarian. Some animals may be sensitive to certain vegetables or flowers included in the hay.

Is it suitable for chinchillas with dental problems?

Yes, the long fibers in hay help wear down teeth naturally, preventing overgrowth. For chinchillas with advanced dental problems, consult your veterinarian about the most suitable texture.

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