Bunny fresh hay chamomile 500 grams

What is Bunny fresh chamomile hay 500gr?

Bunny Fresh Hay with Chamomile 500g is a premium quality natural hay, made by the Bunny brand , specially formulated for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and other small rodents. Its main benefit is providing essential fiber for digestive and dental health , combined with the gentle aroma of chamomile, which helps reduce stress and promotes relaxation. It's a daily care product, free of additives and preservatives, ideal for supplementing your pet's diet.

Characteristics and benefits

• Natural fiber for digestion: Fresh grass hay promotes healthy bowel movements and prevents problems such as gastrointestinal stasis.
• Tooth wear: The fibrous texture helps to file down teeth naturally, preventing the dental overgrowth common in rodents.
• Calming effect of chamomile: The gentle aroma of chamomile helps reduce anxiety and stress in nervous pets or during changes in environment.
• 100% natural ingredients: Free from pesticides, artificial colors and preservatives, guaranteeing a safe product for daily consumption.
• Convenient 500g presentation: Compact format that maintains freshness and facilitates storage, ideal for homes with one or two pets.
• Versatility for rodents: Suitable for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, hamsters and degus, covering the fiber needs of each species.

How to use

Offer Bunny Fresh Chamomile Hay 500g as part of your pet's daily diet. Place a generous handful in the food dish or directly in the cage, ensuring it is always available. For small rodents (such as hamsters or mice), reduce the amount to a small handful. Important: Consult the leaflet for the exact dosage according to your pet's species and weight. Always keep fresh, clean water available. Do not exceed the recommended portion to avoid nutritional imbalances.

Indicated for

This product is suitable for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, degus, hamsters, and other pet rodents of all ages (adults, juveniles, and seniors). It is suitable for pets that need extra fiber as well as those prone to stress, thanks to the calming effect of chamomile. Not recommended for animals with known allergies to chamomile or fresh herbs; if in doubt, consult your veterinarian.

FAQ

Can I use Bunny fresh chamomile hay as its sole food?

No, this hay should be supplemented with rodent-specific feed and fresh vegetables. The fiber in hay is essential, but a balanced diet requires other nutrients. Consult your veterinarian for a complete feeding plan.

Is it safe for baby rabbits?

Yes, it's safe for young rabbits from 3-4 weeks old, provided they start eating hay. Chamomile is mild and poses no risk, but introduce it gradually to avoid any sudden changes in their digestion.

How often should I give this hay to my guinea pig?

It should be available daily, in unlimited quantities. Guinea pigs need a constant supply of fiber for their digestive and dental systems. Remove old or wet hay every 24 hours to maintain freshness.

How to preserve hay to keep it fresh?

Store the package in a cool, dry, and dark place, away from moisture and direct sunlight. Once opened, reseal it tightly with a clip or transfer the contents to an airtight container. Consume before the expiration date printed on the package.

Can it cause allergies in my pet?

In rare cases, some rodents may be sensitive to chamomile or certain herbs. If you observe symptoms such as sneezing, itching, or changes in stool, discontinue use and consult your veterinarian. For most rodents, it is a safe and well-tolerated product.

Is it suitable for chinchillas?

Yes, chinchillas benefit from the high fiber content of this hay, which aids their digestive system and helps wear down their teeth. Chamomile can also help reduce stress in these sensitive animals. Offer a daily portion as part of their diet.

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