Burgess Excel Feeding Hay Dried Fresh Grass 1kg
£5.50
£5.50 per kgProduct information
A delicious, complementary food made from barn-dried grass harvested straight from the field. Excel Forage is an excellent source of good quality, long fibre.
- 100% natural ingredients
- High in Beneficial Fibre (55%)
- High in Crude Fibre (28.5%)
- A source of good quality, long fibre
- Barn dried and dust extracted to prevent respiratory problems
- Naturally high in Beneficial Fibre (55%)
- Fresh barn-dried grass
- Important for good dental health
- Helps prevent boredom
- Dust-extracted
- 100% natural, wholesome ingredients
Instructions
Suitable for: All fibrevores
Important for: Maintaining good dental and digestive health, preventing boredom through environmental enrichment and promoting positive foraging behaviours.
Feeding guide: Feed your fibrevore a minimum of his or her body size in Herbage every day as part of The Excel Feeding Plan.
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Customer reviews (2)
compacted and short
This is decent dust extracted hay with short stems. It is tightly packed. I think I prefer the loose packed long stemmed timothy hay. This is only for the reason that long stems dont tend to get spilled all over the place as easily. Although the nutrient content varies between the two products, it seems that there are plenty of timothy hay heads in it. It just seems to be named so that a greater variety of grasses can be added as they are available. Essentially hay is recommended in a rabbit diet because it contains silica and wears down their ever growing teeth, and their gut bacteria are there to digest live or dead grass. My Bunnies arent fussed either way.
Confusing packing & pricey
I thought I had purchased forage before, which I add to Buns timothy hay. Now packaging has changed. It arrived as grass - vets recommend TIMOTHY HAY for Bunny teeth, this feels way too light. Plus cost went from A£4.50 to A£5 - that is quite a leap & the same price as Alfalfa King Timothy Hay - the best I have found. Sadly this doesn't compare x