Our specialist's review By Oscar V. Hay is a must for your rodent. In your rodent's cage you have to include hay in different ways to get his attention and make sure he eats it.There are different ways to put it, for example, inside a ball, somewhere he has to think how to get to or even in a feeder. Keep in mind that one of the reasons why rodents don't want to eat it is because they don't like it. In case they try several and still do not eat, go to your veterinarian. Home Small pets Hay Bunny FreshGrass Hay Vital-Vegetables Bunny Bunny FreshGrass Hay Vital-Vegetables 5 18 reviews Mixed food for dwarf rabbits & rodents See full description Weight 500 GR 6,25€ 12,50€/KG Order 2 units, don't run out of it x1 6,25€ 6,25€/unit x2 -0,13€ 12,37€ 6,12€ last unit x3 -0,19€ 18,56€ 6,06€ last unit x5 -0,31€ 30,94€ 5,94€ last unit Buy it with... Vitakraft Mineral Stone Rodents 168 g 168 GR 2,70€ Trixie Game Wheel for Rodents 7 cm 3,19€ Jr Farm Flores De Jardin Para Chinchillas 50 GR 3,27€ Features Bunny FreshGrass Hay Vital-Vegetables Reference4018761140183 Weight500 GR BrandBunny Size33x24x8,5 cm Small Animal TypeRabbits, Guinea Pigs, Hamsters, Chinchillas Product Range Description Bunny FreshGrass Hay Vital-Vegetables Customer Reviews Bunny FreshGrass Hay Vital-Vegetables 5 Stars | 18 reviews 5 Stars 61% 4 Stars 28% 3 Stars 11% 2 Stars 0% 1 Stars 0% Write a review Reviews in other countries Bunny es el mejor heno. A mi conejo le encanta el heno de esta marca, y habitualmente no viene muy seco. Bom produto See all customer reviews Related categories Hay for small pets Standard price 6,25€ Autoship order How does it work? Save in your Autoship deliveries! + info -5% In stock We recommend you see these alternatives with a delivery date confirmed by the supplier. - + Add to cart Save purchasing more than 1 unit Prices valid for today
Our specialist's review By Oscar V. Hay is a must for your rodent. In your rodent's cage you have to include hay in different ways to get his attention and make sure he eats it.There are different ways to put it, for example, inside a ball, somewhere he has to think how to get to or even in a feeder. Keep in mind that one of the reasons why rodents don't want to eat it is because they don't like it. In case they try several and still do not eat, go to your veterinarian.