Baby Bale – Premium Flower & Leaves
Baby Bale – Leafy
23/08/2019
Crunchy, Wooden Bark Pieces
30/08/2019
£7.49
This product is worth:
7 Points in 'My Rabbit' rewards
Foraging Fun Baby Bale – Premium Flower Mix, Dandelion Leaves, Nettle Leaves and Raspberry Leaves.
Description
Baby Bale blended and topped with our Premium Dried Flower mix containing marigold flowers, hibiscus flowers, rose flowers, chamomile flowers, mixed cornflowers dandelion leaves, nettle leaves and raspberry leaves.
Baby Bales encourage the natural foraging instinct of your rabbit and helps to promote hay eating.
- Sun Dried Timothy Hay, NO extra energy is used for drying
- Bursting With Nutrients
- High In Fibre
- Rich in vitamin D
- Dust Extracted
- Beautiful Fresh Fragrance
- Tied using natural sisal (biodegradeable)
- Packed in brown Kraft paper bag (easily recyclable)
Each bale weighs a minumum of 1.1kg
Minimum blended dandelion and plantain content 200g
Approx Size: length: 36cm, width: 19cm, height: 16cm
Please remove sisal once your rabbit has chewed through it.
Additional information
| Weight | 1.1 kg |
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Reviews (3)
3 reviews for Baby Bale – Premium Flower & Leaves
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Dr H (verified owner) –
This is just Gorgeous!
Gigi and Gaston have been so happy with this bale, to the extent that they jumped on top and started munching!
Dr H (verified owner) –
This is just Gorgeous!
My rabbits have been so happy with this bale, that they jumped on top and started munching!
Jess Reynolds (verified owner) –
Both pairs of my rescue buns have demolished their bales, they absolutely love them! Usually my lot are fussy so they waste a lot of hay but these have been great. A week or so later I ordered a bale for a friend and her rabbits have loved it too! Will definitely be ordering again & it’s great that there are so many flavours to choose from. You can also sprinkle more herbs etc in regularly to keep them interested in the bale when it’s getting low 🙂