3kg Greenwoods Meadow Hay Mixed Trial Pack

Gently dried meadow hay enriched with 10% wild apple, dandelion or carrot is a natural, tasty food, with a high fibre content and ideal for gourmet small pets. Greenwoods – live naturally!

Greenwoods Meadow Hay is a tasty, natural food for rabbits and other small pets. The mix of dried grasses and herbs provide your pet with important raw fibre. The hay mix is enriched with wild apples or dandelions or carrots, each of which provide important vitamins and minerals. It is a delicious supplement to your pet’s daily food.

The high fibre content will help to keep your pet’s digestive system healthy. The hay and herbs are gently dried to preserve the vitamins great taste. And meadow hay is also an excellent way to encourage dental abrasion which keeps your pet’s constantly growing teeth short.

Spoil your pet with these three varieties of Meadow Hay:

• with Wild Apple, which provides valuable vitamins and minerals
• with Dandelion, an important source of beta-carotene and vitamin B
• with Carrot, which provides plenty of vitamin A

Greenwoods Meadow Hay at a glance:

• A tasty and natural supplement to your pet’s daily diet
• High fibre content for a healthy digestive system
• Gently dried to preserve the vitamins and minerals and the great natural taste
• Three different varieties so your pet will never get bored
• The dried wild apple, carrot and dandelion make it extra tasty and it is well accepted

Greenwoods – a delicious, natural addition to your pet’s daily food. Live naturally!

Please note:
Please store in a cool dry place, out of the sunlight. Greenwoods Meadow Hay is a natural, untreated product can look slightly different, depending on when it is harvested. Varying shades of green, yellow stalks or a paler colour are not signs of inferior quality. Good hay can be distinguished by smell and consistency. Quality hay will smell fresh and pleasant and will include very few, if any, hard, coarse plant components.

As hay is a natural product, consistency may vary with the season.