🌿 Cleavers Forage

Cleavers (Galium aparine), also known as sticky weed, bring a different leafy texture to supplementary forage. Choose dried cleavers, a softer preparation, or a cleavers-and-grass mix.

Choose your option

• Dried bag — 50g: dried cleavers, approximately two cups.
• Soft Dry — 60g: cleavers with a softer texture, approximately two cups.
• Grass Mix — 70g: 70% cleavers and 30% mixed grasses and hay, approximately three cups.

Cup volumes are approximate; choose by pack weight.

Suggested feeding guide

For healthy adults. These are cautious introductory suggestions, not tested feeding rates. The same small introductory portion applies to each option.

• Rabbit: start with a small pinch mixed through hay, once a week.
• Guinea pig: start with a small pinch mixed through hay, once a week. Keep the usual vitamin-C-providing fresh foods and guinea-pig diet.

A small pinch is a little loose forage between two fingertips. Start with a few fragments on the first occasion. Count this within all supplementary forage and treats combined; do not give an additional allowance for each product. Keep unlimited hay and fresh drinking water available.

This is forage for variety, not a detox product or a treatment for urinary, liver, skin or digestive conditions. A softer texture does not make it a recovery food. Ask your vet before feeding to young, pregnant or unwell animals, or animals on medication or a prescribed diet. Stop the new food if it causes digestive changes; reduced eating or droppings needs prompt veterinary advice.

Storage

Keep sealed in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and follow the preparation-specific storage and best-before instructions on your pack. Reseal Soft Dry carefully after use. Discard any damp, musty or mouldy forage.