Cleans & Circulates | 25G/70G
(50% Sow Thistle / 20% Cleavers / 20% Nettle / 10% Ash Leaves)
A four-herb blend crafted to support circulation, detox, and overall wellness. Ideal as part of a rotation diet—especially for animals recovering from illness, in moult, or needing a nutritional nudge for coat, kidneys or joints.
π± Why It Works
πΌ Sow Thistle (50%)
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Gentle diuretic—supports healthy kidney and liver function. 
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Rich in calcium and vitamins A, C, K—good for bones and immune system. 
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Easily digestible and highly palatable for all herbivores. 
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β Backed by: Medirabbit: Weeds & Safe Plants 
πΏ Cleavers (20%)
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Supports the lymphatic system—encourages gentle detoxification. 
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May ease minor skin issues and promote a glossy coat. 
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Known to help with hydration and fluid balance. 
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β More info: Herbal Reality: Cleavers 
πΎ Nettle (20%)
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Iron-rich—great for blood support and energy. 
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Natural anti-inflammatory—can aid joints and allergies. 
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Boosts coat condition and supports seasonal changes. 
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β Science-backed: Mount Sinai on Nettle Benefits 
π Ash Leaves (10%)
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Astringent and anti-inflammatory—supports joint and circulatory health. 
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Contains flavonoids and coumarins—often used in equine and rabbit herbals. 
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β Resource: Forage Use of Ash 
π₯ Feeding Guide
π° Rabbits & Guinea Pigs
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Loose handful daily. 
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Serve on top of hay to boost interest and foraging activity. 
π¦ Chinchillas & Degus
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Heaped tablespoon every other day. 
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Ideal for coat, joints and boredom-busting. 
π Hamsters, Rats & Mice
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Small pinch once a week. 
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Crumble into substrate for enrichment. 
πΉ Gerbils
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Small pinch 1–2x per week. 
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Hide in bedding or scatter to mimic natural foraging. 
π¦ Parakeets & Small Parrots
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Crumble a pinch into seed mix weekly. 
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Thread sow thistle stems through cage bars to encourage interaction. 
π Chickens
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1 teaspoon per hen, once a week. 
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Scatter in bedding or run for natural pecking behaviour. 
π’ Tortoises
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1–2 leaves with stems, 2–3x per week. 
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Rotate with other forages for balanced calcium intake. 
π¦ Green Iguanas
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Small handful once a week. 
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Avoid ash during shedding periods (may be tougher to chew). 
πΏ Chipmunks
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Tiny pinch fortnightly. 
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Sprinkle dry leaves in enclosure for nibble-and-scamper enrichment. 
π³ Wild Garden Herbivores
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Safe in moderation. Scatter a little for wild rabbits, wood pigeons etc. 
π§Ό Introduce gradually. Always supply fresh water. Remove any uneaten forage after 12 hours.
π Highlights
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Circulatory & detox blend with antioxidant-rich greens and tree leaves. 
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Supports skin, coat, joint and urinary health in small animals. 
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No fillers—just wild-gathered, air-dried plant matter. 
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Excellent for herbivores in recovery, moulting, or needing a bit of a "reset". 
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Small batch and hand-harvested—each bag supports Guinea Garden Sanctuary. 
π Shop it now: www.guineagourmettreats.co.uk
Got feedback? Let me know if this mix should become a regular in the forage range!
 
                                         
                                        