Hay bowl with flowers

JR FARM Vegetable BoxThe ultimate vegetable fun for your rodents in XXL format!An oversized pea and a mega carrot lie bedded on flower-rich hay and promise rodents and dwarf rabbits maximum enjoyment!All components are absolutely natural and therefore the vegetable box is suitable for complete consumption. Not only visually captivates the colorful vegetable box, also tasteful convinces its content. A bed of aromatic hay from Bavarian meadows is refined here with fragrant flowers of cornflower, rose and marigold.The high raw fiber content promotes the important tooth abrasion and supports the digestion of rodents. The pea pod is filled with delicious pea flakes rich in protein and fiber. The giant carrot tempts with crunchy carrot cubes and also donates fiber and valuable beta-carotene. An all-around healthy mega-pleasure with meaningful long-term activity at the same time! The bowl made of grass cardboard consists of at least 30% grass. Grass is a rapidly renewable resource and is therefore a resource and environmentally friendly alternative. In addition, less water is needed during production and CO2 emissions are saved. A JR Farm product that definitely takes into account the idea of sustainability.Weight: 300g

Bunny FrischGras Hay Natur Pur – natural hay for happy rodents and rabbitsBunny FrischGras Hay Natur Pur is a high-quality, natural hay for dwarf rabbits and rodents. The long, crisp stalks encourage natural chewing behaviour and support the important process of tooth wear. Thanks to its optimal fibre structure, the hay contributes to healthy digestion and a balanced gut flora. Gentle indoor drying ensures that valuable nutrients are preserved as much as possible – for freshness, vitality and a species-appropriate diet.The low-dust processing is gentle on sensitive respiratory tracts and helps maintain a pleasant, healthy environment in the hutch.Benefits at a glancePromotes digestion thanks to an optimal fibre structureSupports natural chewing behaviour, as well as dental care and tooth wearGently dried indoors to preserve valuable nutrientsProcessed with minimal dust to protect sensitive airwaysNatural hay for dwarf rabbits and rodents

The rabbit (lepus) Area of origin Dwarf rabbits are originally descended from wild rabbits, which have spread from the Iberian Peninsula across almost the entire world. Habitat The wild rabbit's original habitat is grassland and scrubland, where the animals live in large groups consisting of several males and females. They build underground burrow systems and feed on herbs and grasses. The wild colour is grey-brown. Housing Ideally, rabbits should be kept in enclosures where they can jump, hop, gnaw and dig. If possible, rabbits should be given at least one hour of exercise in the room or in the garden every day. The enclosure should be dry, like their natural habitat. Rabbits are not loners, but love the company of other rabbits. As a rule, siblings get along very well, two males tend to get along less well. Depending on space available, group housing is recommended, as this corresponds to the origin of the wild rabbit.Rabbits love a well-structured cage with hurdles, tunnels, a bridge, a hay rack, a digging box and various obstacles. There are almost no limits to your imagination when it comes to furnishing an enclosure. Please note that rabbits need a darkened area so that they can retreat. Enclosure (minimum legal requirement) For balcony or indoor housing, the largest possible enclosure, possibly with a second level; minimum legal floor space (depending on the weight and number of animals) from 0.34m2, i.e. for example 80 x 42.5cm, minimum height 40cm or 50cm.We generally recommend offering the animals more space than the minimum legal requirements. Food The main food for rabbits is hay. Their diet is generally rich in crude fibre. Rabbits also really enjoy variety with grasses, vegetables and fruit. Fresh branches must always be available so that the teeth, which grow continuously, can be sufficiently worn down. Rabbits need fresh water available to them every day. Care Cleanliness prevents most diseases. This means rinsing the water and food bowls daily with hot water. Furthermore, a dry home is essential for the rabbit. A thorough cleaning should take place once a week, and particularly soiled areas can be cleaned in between. The enclosure must not be exposed to draughts. It is also important to check the claws, if they are too long they must be trimmed. With a well-structured cage, normal wearing usually takes place, making claw trimming unnecessary.

Cooling tray for guinea pigs - refreshment for little explorersGuinea pigs don't particularly like heat - protect your animals with a practical ceramic cooling plate, which is specially designed for rodents such as guinea pigs.It provides pleasant cooling in the hutch or outdoor enclosure as long as it is placed in the shade. The non-slip underside with rubber feet ensures a secure hold. For extra cooling, the cooling plate can simply be placed in the fridge for a short time. Cleaning is child's play - just wipe it clean!Why your guinea pigs will love this cooling plate:Provides coolness on hot daysSuitable for all guinea pig enclosuresNon-slip thanks to rubber feetCan be cooled in the fridge for added effectEasy to clean and durable Dimensions: 28 x 20 cm