💀 Bone Yard Browse

3 Cups | Approx 50G

Hazel Leaf • Willow Leaf • Herb Robert • Carrot • Hibiscus • Rose

Digestion • Appetite • Antioxidant • Enrichment

A spooky woodland browse created especially for Halloween, combining two leafy tree browses with wild Herb Robert and a colourful scattering of orange, crimson and rose.

Bone Yard Browse starts with a proper leafy base of hazel and willow, giving the mix plenty of different shapes, scents and textures to explore.

Herb Robert adds a smaller wild botanical element with its distinctive leaves and aroma, while dried carrot, hibiscus and rose petals create the Halloween finish — flashes of pumpkin orange, deep red and scattered floral colour amongst the darker leaves.

The decoration stays deliberately small, keeping 88% of the recipe as leafy browse and wild forage.

A Halloween mix that looks the part without relying on artificial colours, sugary fruit or novelty ingredients. 💀🎃

🌿 Ingredients

🍃 Hazel Leaf – 40%

🌿 Willow Leaf – 33%

🌱 Herb Robert – 15%

🥕 Dried Carrot – 5%

🌺 Hibiscus – 5%

🌹 Rose Petals – 2%

88% leafy forage • 12% colourful botanical finishing scatter

• No grains

• No artificial colours

• No artificial flavours

• No added sugars

• No unnecessary fillers

🌿 Why These Ingredients?

🍃 Hazel Leaf – 40%

The main woodland browse ingredient.

• Adds leafy fibre and structure

• Encourages browsing and chewing

• Creates different textures alongside everyday hay

• Gives Bone Yard Browse its woodland base

🌿 Willow Leaf – 33%

A softer browse leaf with a different aroma, shape and texture.

• Adds botanical variety

• Encourages natural forage exploration

• Provides another layer of leafy browse

• Traditionally associated with comfort and relaxation

🌱 Herb Robert – 15%

The wild and slightly unusual botanical hiding amongst the leaves.

• Adds a completely different leaf shape and texture

• Provides botanical variety

• Has a distinctive natural scent

• Encourages sniffing and searching

It is deliberately kept as a supporting ingredient rather than the main forage.

🥕 Dried Carrot – 5%

The pumpkin-orange part of the mix. 🎃

• Adds natural colour

• Provides another texture and flavour

• Makes forage searching more interesting

Kept to just 5% so it remains a decorative addition rather than turning the mix into a carrot-heavy treat.

🌺 Hibiscus – 5%

The deep crimson Halloween scatter.

• Adds rich natural colour

• Provides antioxidant-rich botanical variety

• Adds another scent and texture

• Gives the finished mix its darker Halloween character

🌹 Rose Petals – 2%

Just a tiny finishing touch.

• Adds flashes of colour

• Provides floral scent and texture

• Adds sensory interest

At only 2%, the rose is there to decorate rather than dominate.

❤️ Why Bone Yard Browse?

✔ 73% hazel & willow browse

✔ 15% wild Herb Robert

✔ Carrot kept to just 5%

✔ Tiny hibiscus and rose finishing scatter

✔ Lots of different shapes, scents and textures

✔ Encourages browsing, sniffing and searching

✔ No artificial Halloween colours

✔ No sugary fruit topping

✔ Halloween colour created entirely with real botanical ingredients

🌿 GGT Specialised Categories

Primary

✔ Digestion

✔ Appetite

Secondary

✔ Antioxidant

Plus plenty of natural browsing and enrichment.

Bone Yard Browse is primarily a seasonal variety and enrichment forage, rather than a targeted medicinal-support blend.

🐾 Suitable For

🐹 Guinea Pigs

🐰 Rabbits

Herb Robert is one of the main botanicals in this recipe, so the labelled species list stays intentionally focused rather than assuming suitability across every small animal.

🥄 Species-Specific Feeding Guide

Offer as complementary forage alongside the normal balanced diet and fresh drinking water.

• 🐹 Guinea Pigs: 1–2 tsp, 2–3× weekly

• 🐰 Rabbits: Small handful, 2–3× weekly

Scatter through hay or add to forage trays to encourage natural searching and browsing.

Introduce unfamiliar botanicals gradually.

Rabbits and guinea pigs should continue to have unlimited suitable hay or grass available at all times.

Because the blend contains dried carrot, use it as part of a varied forage rotation rather than feeding large quantities every day.

💀 The Spirit of Bone Yard Browse

Imagine a forgotten woodland bone yard after dark...

🍃 Hazel and willow leaves covering the ground.

🌿 Wild Herb Robert growing between the shadows.

🥕 Little flashes of pumpkin orange.

🌺 Deep crimson hibiscus.

🌹 And a few scattered rose petals hiding amongst the leaves.

No fake colour.

No sugary Halloween sweets.

Just proper botanical forage looking naturally spooky.

💀 Bone Yard Browse

Designed and made by Taylor for Halloween at GGT. 🎃

Handmade at Heart, Rooted in Rescue.

📦 Storage

Store sealed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Keep forage dry and discard if it becomes damp, musty or mouldy. Follow the best-before date shown on the packaging.