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Natural Nibbles Timothy Hay Bowl 60g
Natural Nibbles Timothy Hay Bowl is a 100% natural, edible enrichment treat for rabbits and rodents. The edible palm leaf bowl is packed with English Timothy hay, meadow grass and a colourful mixture of fragrant flowers.
Designed to combine feeding with enrichment, pets can forage through the hay and flowers before chewing and nibbling the natural palm leaf bowl itself. It’s a great way to introduce different textures and encourage natural foraging and chewing behaviour.
Palm Leaf Bowl, Timothy Hay, Meadow Grass, Marigold Flowers, Hibiscus Flowers, Rose Flowers, Cornflowers, Blue Mallow Flowers.
Suitable for rabbits and rodents, including guinea pigs and other suitable small animals.
Remove all packaging before giving to your pet.
The Timothy Hay Bowl can be fed daily as sold. Place it in your pet’s enclosure and allow them to naturally forage, nibble and chew the hay, flowers and edible palm leaf bowl.
This is a complementary feed and should be offered alongside your pet’s normal balanced diet, with plenty of good-quality feeding hay and fresh drinking water always available.
Once opened, store in a cool, dry place.
Crude Protein: 10%
Crude Oils: 2%
Crude Fibre: 27%
Crude Ash: 5%
Brand: Natural Nibbles
Product: Timothy Hay Bowl
Weight: 60g
Product Type: Natural Complementary Feed & Enrichment
Suitable For: Rabbits and rodents
Bowl: 100% edible palm leaf
Made In: UK
PVA Free: Yes
It is an edible palm leaf bowl filled with English Timothy hay, meadow grass and a mixture of dried flowers.
Yes. The bowl is made from 100% edible palm leaf, so your pet can chew and nibble it as part of the enrichment experience.
It contains marigold, hibiscus, rose, cornflowers and blue mallow flowers.
Yes. It is a complementary feed for rabbits and rodents and is suitable for rabbits and guinea pigs.
Remove the packaging and place the whole bowl in your pet’s enclosure. It can be fed daily as sold.
No. Although it contains Timothy hay and meadow grass, it is a complementary feed and should not replace your pet’s normal supply of good-quality feeding hay.
