π Willow Wisp Forage
π Willow Wisp Forage
Willow Leaf • Carrot Tops • Dandelion Leaf
Anti-Inflammatory • Digestion • Appetite • Skin & Coat • Kidney & Urinary
45g • Approx. 2 Cups
A simple, browse-heavy seasonal forage built around willow leaf, with leafy carrot tops and dandelion providing extra flavour, texture and botanical variety.
Willow Wisp keeps things deliberately uncomplicated.
Willow makes up a full 60% of the blend, creating a proper tree-browse base rather than simply appearing as another ingredient. Carrot tops bring softer leafy texture and natural food interest, while dandelion adds a slightly bitter wild-forage element traditionally associated with digestion, appetite and urinary support.
Three ingredients.
Three completely different leaf textures.
And just enough woodland magic to earn its Halloween name. ππΏ
πΏ Ingredients
π³ Willow Leaf – 60%
π₯ Carrot Tops – 25%
πΌ Dandelion Leaf – 15%
100% Botanical Forage
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No fruit
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No carrot root
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No grains
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No added sugars
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No artificial colours or flavours
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No unnecessary fillers
πΏ What's Inside?
π³ Willow Leaf – 60%
The heart of Willow Wisp.
Willow creates the main browse base and gives the forage its distinctive woodland character.
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Provides natural tree browse
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Encourages chewing and forage exploration
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Adds a different texture from meadow-style leaves
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Traditionally associated with comfort and anti-inflammatory support
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Supports natural enrichment and browsing behaviour
Willow is intentionally the dominant ingredient — this is a willow forage first and foremost.
π₯ Carrot Tops – 25%
The leafy green part of the carrot plant — not carrot root.
Carrot tops add:
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Softer leafy texture
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Natural food interest
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Botanical variety
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A different scent and flavour from willow
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Naturally occurring vitamins and plant nutrients
They help make the blend interesting without introducing the sweeter carrot pieces found in some forage mixes.
πΌ Dandelion Leaf – 15%
A familiar wild forage with a naturally bitter flavour.
Traditionally associated with:
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Digestion
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Appetite
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Kidney & urinary support
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General botanical variety
Dandelion also provides another completely different leaf structure, giving animals more to sniff, sort through and investigate.
β€οΈ Why Willow Wisp?
β 60% willow browse
β Just three purposeful ingredients
β No fruit or sugary carrot root
β Tree browse + leafy greens + wild forage
β Multiple leaf shapes and textures
β Encourages natural browsing and searching
β Useful for hay scattering and forage trays
β Digestive and appetite-focused botanical variety
β Seasonal without becoming a novelty treat
πΏ GGT Specialised Categories
Primary
β Anti-Inflammatory
β Digestion
Additional
β Appetite
β Skin & Coat
β Kidney & Urinary
Plus plenty of natural enrichment and browsing behaviour.
The botanical categories describe the traditional uses and nutritional roles associated with the plants within the mix.
Willow Wisp is complementary forage, not a treatment for pain, inflammation, digestive disease or urinary problems.
πΎ Suitable For & Feeding Guide
Offer as complementary forage alongside the normal species-appropriate diet and fresh drinking water.
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π° Rabbits: Small handful 2–3× weekly
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πΉ Guinea Pigs: 1–2 tsp to a small handful, 2–3× weekly
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πΉ Degus: Small pinch 1–2× weekly
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π Chinchillas: Small pinch 1–2× weekly
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πΉ Hamsters: ½–1 tsp, 1–2× weekly
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π Gerbils: Small pinch to ½ tsp, 1–2× weekly
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π Rats: 1–2 tsp, 1–2× weekly
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π Mice: Small pinch 1–2× weekly
Introduce unfamiliar forage gradually.
Rabbits and guinea pigs should continue to have unlimited suitable hay or grass available at all times.
π’ Tortoise Note
Not recommended for tortoises.
Specialist tortoise guidance recommends avoiding willow because the amount of naturally occurring salicin can vary and a reliably safe dietary level has not been established.
Choose a forage specifically labelled for tortoise use instead.
πΏ What Does Willow Wisp Actually Do?
This isn't a magical cure despite the name. π
Its real strength is the way the ingredients complement each other.
π³ Willow provides the bulk browse, chewing interest and traditional comfort-focused botanical element.
π₯ Carrot tops add softer leafy forage and help make the mix naturally appealing.
πΌ Dandelion strengthens the digestive, appetite and urinary-focused side of the blend.
Together they create a forage that's particularly useful when you want something simple but more purposeful than a plain leaf mix.
π The Spirit of Willow Wisp
A little darker.
A little wilder.
And disappearing into the forage tray almost as quickly as a light in the woods. π»πΏ
Willow Wisp takes three simple plants and lets them do the work:
π³ Woodland browse
π₯ Soft leafy greens
πΌ Wild dandelion
No bright artificial Halloween colours.
No sugary seasonal treats.
Just proper forage with a suitably spooky name.
π Willow Wisp
Handmade at Heart, Rooted in Rescue.
π¦ Pack Size
45g • Approx. 2 Cups
Natural leaves vary in size, shape and density, so volume can differ slightly between batches.
Choose by the stated weight.
π¦ Storage
Store sealed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.
Discard if the forage becomes damp, musty or mouldy and follow the best-before date shown on the packaging.