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Burns Whole Dandelion 100g

Burns Whole Dandelion 100g
£2.67 £2.67 per 100g
2 IN STOCK 

Feeding Dandelion and other herbs provides your rabbits with a varied and interesting diet which reflects their natural feeding habits.

Key Benefits

  • Complimentary food to accompany our hays
  • High in fibre
  • Promotes good dental health
  • Supports a healthy urinary system
  • Supports a healthy digestive system

Product Information

Dandelion should be fed alongside hay and fresh greens (wild plants, herbs or vegetables) and a small amount of dry food as part of a healthy diet.

Dandelion can be fed as a really tasty, low fat treat or it can also be used to encourage your rabbit to eat more hay. Try sprinkling the Dandelion through the hay to encourage foraging behaviour whilst making the hay tastier! Hay should form at least 80% of your rabbit’s diet. Check out our feeding pyramid for more information.

For a really healthy diet, try substituting some dry rabbit food for our Dandelion and other herbs. Dandelion is naturally low in fat and high in fibre making it excellent for maintaining a regular digestive system whilst also promoting dental health. Dandelion has been used traditionally for hundreds of years for the natural support of a healthy urinary system.

Recommended for

Rabbits, guinea pigs and chinchillas

Analysis

Protein 2.7%, Oil 0.6%, Fibre 14.9%, Ash 15.4%

Feeding Guide

Ideally the diet of the pet rabbit, guinea pig or chinchilla should mimic that of their wild cousins. Grass and hay must be the bulk of the diet. Hay should always be available and supplemented with fresh vegetables, wild plants and herbs. Dry pelleted food and cereal mixes should form the smallest part of the diet. Young, pregnant or nursing rabbits or those housed outdoors may need more high fibre dry pelleted food.