Hay, Hay, Hay
Saturday, August 3rd, 2013Scamp trying out samples of Western Timothy Hay, Readigrass, Oat Wheat & Barley Hay, Meadow Hay, Orchard Grass, and Green Oat Hay. Find out which he thinks is the tastiest.
Scamp trying out samples of Western Timothy Hay, Readigrass, Oat Wheat & Barley Hay, Meadow Hay, Orchard Grass, and Green Oat Hay. Find out which he thinks is the tastiest.
Five things rabbit owners should contemplate doing in 2012, including diet, enrichment, vet care, learning new things and sharing your knowledge.
Look at grass under the microscope to see how its structure helps to wear down rabbit’s teeth and prevent dental disease.
Rabbit food manufacturers inundate us with colourful labels that promise to keep our rabbit happy and healthy by providing foods that are ‘complete’, ‘natural’ and ‘full of vitamins’ but some foods are much to low in fibre and some companies don’t even mention the need to feed grass or hay (the most natural and important component of a rabbits diet).
Considering at least 80% of a rabbit’s diet should be hay (or grass) there is a worrying number of rabbits owners that report their bunny eats little or no hay. The high fibre content of hay is essential for maintaining a healthy gut and teeth, as well as providing a boredom busting activity for your […]