ReadiGrass is 100% grass with nothing added – guaranteed! It can be fed as a chaff to prevent bolting of feed. Alternatively it can be fed in larger quantities to enhance or completely replace the forage ration. I can’t rate Readigrass highly enough. It is excellent for keeping weight on my 27 year old warmblood. The quality is so much better than the cheaper brands (which he won’t eat) and it is worth every penny. I'm not sure if the horse product and the rabbit product are the same thing, but they're pretty similar. High in fibre grass is a fantastic and natural food for your bunny to eat and their unique digestive systems are built to process it efficiently. In fact grass and hay is generally much more important to their deit than commercial rabbit pellets ('nuggets'). Honestly , you cant do better than this brand. After having my first set of wheekrs these friendly grass is the bees knees. my wheekrs cant get enough and even our vet practice agrees as my piggies teeth are well trimmed by this brand

There are lots of ways to feed grass to your rabbits whether they are house rabbits or you if don't have much lawn space. Even though grass is a natural food source a rabbit's digestive system is incredibly sensitive and new foods should always be slowly introduced over a matter of days. Short chopped - making it easy for older horses to chew which prevents quidding and unnecessary wastage. With vibrant natural colour and a fresh grass aroma ReadiGrass creates a highly palatable feed for even the fussiest of horses.

ReadiGrass - The Natural Part of Your Horse's Diet

Timothy grass offers a slightly, different taste to other grasses. It is great for stimulating appetite and is tempting even to the fussiest of feeders. Normal lawn grass is generally totally safe for your rabbits however if your bunny isn't used to eating grass then it should be introduced to their diet slowly. My Degus (6 of them) LOVE this so much and the Green Oats version! It’s the first thing they eat when I set their food out every morning! They need hay in their diet but they don’t want to eat it so as soon as I saw this they go absolutely crazy for it! Thankfully this exists and helps with their nutrition! Our guinea pig absolutely loves this. Will eat at least a bowl a day if allowed. It smells amazing and certainly brightens up her day! She turns it into great compost pellets 🤣🤣🤣 Our first bunnies Daisy & Duke loved to munch on grass but Duke had a very sensitive tummy and every spring the fresh rich grass would upset him a bit so we had to limit grass time around then for him.

Please also see Friendly ReadiGrass for small animals. Readigrass is available nationwide from all good feedstores. All our delivery services operate within the current COVID guidelines for your safety. If you have any particular COVID-related requirements, please just let us know. Lovely, good quality grass to give to any small pets. My guinea pigs love it. This is to compliment any other food & hay you are giving your pets. If you do not have a lawn at home then readigrass is a nice idea for your pet. This grass is brilliant and smells good. My rabbits love it. Also if one is poorly/recovering I always leave this grass out for them and I guarantee it's the first food they'll sniff and start to eat. Friendly ReadiGrass is made exclusively from our own fields in the heart of Yorkshire and offers a delicious fibre source to keep your small animal healthy. Our drying process removes only the water – keeping the natural flavour, wonderful smell, colour and high nutrient value of fresh grass. Benefits of Friendly ReadiGrass

I use both the readigrass and the Timothy hay - they are both excellent - my guinea pigs love it, also I noticed when I bought other hay it made them sneeze, Friendship’s readigrass and Timothy hay does not do this. Also I find it very clean and dust free and makes my life easier too when cleaning them out. So I highly recommend it ... also one of my guinea pigs is now 7 years old which is very old for a guinea pig and she has the shiniest coat and runs around so it must be good! A rabbit's natural instinct is to graze, mainly at dusk and dawn with grass often being their number one choice. My 10 year old welsh D has always had problems with his droppings when stabled for any longer than 12 hours Become loose Tried all sorts of different regimes to help him with little effect Then tried Readigrass Well what a life changer, he now has just a heaped scoop, dampened down in the morning and evening, when in his stable and his droppings are perfect Thank you so much