🌿 Gentle Greens & Root Support Forage Mix

2.5 Cups | Approx 80G 

Stinging Nettle • Dandelion Leaf • Dried Lettuce • Dandelion Root • Basil

Digestion • Appetite and foraging enrichment

A leafy, root-based botanical forage to add variety to your pet’s feeding routine. Stinging nettle, dandelion leaf and dried lettuce create the green base, while dandelion root and a little basil add different textures and aromas to explore.

Sprinkle a little through hay, scatter it in a forage tray or add it to an enrichment toy to encourage natural searching and nibbling.

This is a complementary forage to offer alongside a balanced, species-appropriate diet. It is not a treatment for digestive, kidney, liver or appetite problems, and it doesn’t replace veterinary advice or care.

🌱 Ingredients

• Stinging nettle — 30%

• Dandelion leaf — 30%

• Dried lettuce — 20%

• Dandelion root — 15%

• Basil — 5%

100% botanical forage. No added fruit, grains, artificial colours or flavours.

🌿 A little about the ingredients

Stinging nettle adds a familiar dried forage to the blend.

Dandelion leaf and dandelion root bring two different plant parts and textures, adding variety to your pet’s foraging routine.

Dried lettuce contributes a light leafy texture, while a little basil adds an aromatic note.

🐾 Suitable for

Offer in small amounts to guinea pigs, rabbits, degus, chinchillas, hamsters, gerbils, rats and mice as part of a varied, species-appropriate diet.

Chinchillas need a simple, hay-centred diet, so keep forage treats small and occasional. If your pet has a health condition or a restricted diet, check with your vet before introducing a new forage.

🥄 Feeding guide

• Guinea pigs: 1–2 teaspoons, 2–3 times weekly.

• Rabbits: 1–2 tablespoons or a small handful, 2–3 times weekly.

• Degus: A small pinch, once weekly.

• Chinchillas: A small pinch, once weekly.

• Hamsters and gerbils: ½–1 teaspoon, 1–2 times weekly.

• Rats: 1–2 teaspoons, 1–2 times weekly.

• Mice: A small pinch, 1–2 times weekly.

Introduce any new forage gradually. Keep hay or grass as the foundation of rabbit and guinea pig diets, and always provide fresh drinking water.

Optional rehydration 💧: If your pet prefers softer forage, lightly mist or sprinkle one serving with fresh drinking water just before feeding. Offer it straight away and remove any uneaten damp forage promptly. Do not store it once wet.

📦 Bag size

Large bag — approximately 3 cups

Dried leaves and roots settle differently, so the cup measure is approximate. The finished weight may vary slightly between batches.