Bunny Bistro Foraging Salad Bundle - Natural Nibbles
Bunny Bistro Foraging Salad Bundle - Natural Nibbles

Foraging Salad Bundle

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If you can't choose just one of the delicious Natural Nibbles salads for your bun then why not try all six? You can simply mix all these salads in with your pet's hay to encourage their natural foraging instinct.

  • 100% natural,
  • Adds variety to your pet's diet,
  • Perfect for sprinkling over hay to encourage foraging,
  • Packed full of natural vitamins & minerals,
  • Excellent source of dietary fibre,
  • Suitable for most small animals.

Natural Nibbles Chamomile & Lavender Salad is a high quality, health boosting forage mix, perfect for most small animals. A blend of calming herbs, flowers, and leaves, it is great for using at times of stress to relax and calm.

Natural Nibbles Dandelion Salad is a great blend of dandelion, nettle, echinacea leaves, perfect as a natural addition to your small animal's diet. Dandelion is a high fibre feed, rich in natural vitamins, minerals, and trace elements. Echinacea has a great anti-inflammatory effect & improves general health.

Natural Nibbles Flower & Herb Salad is a tasty, health boosting addition to the diet of small animals. It's packed full of natural vitamins that can help keep your pets active for longer. 

Natural Nibbles Flower Mix is the perfect high in fibre, health boosting treat. Marigold is excellent at helping to support normal digestive function, and can be useful as an appetite stimulant in times of illness. Hibiscus flowers add natural vitamins & minerals, as well as adding variety to their diet.

Natural Nibbles Plantain & Blackcurrant Salad is a great natural addition to the diet of your small animal. Plantain is a high fibre feed, rich in natural vitamins, minerals & trace elements. Plantain aids digestion meanwhile blackcurrant helps strengthen the immune system. 

Natural Nibbles Vitamin C Boost is an incredible blend of fruits, vegetables, and herbs that is naturally high in vitamin C, making it the perfect treat for your pet. Whilst a great addition to any diet, this mix is particularly good for guinea pigs, as they are unable to produce vitamin C themselves.
Composition

Chamomile & Lavender Salad: Echinacea Leaves, Dandelion Leaves, Ribwort, Rose Flowers, Lemon Balm, Chamomile Flowers, Lavender.

Dandelion Salad: Dandelion Leaves, Nettle Leaves, Echinacea Leaves.

Flower & Herb Salad: Echinacea, Parsley stalks, Nettle, Alfalfa Forage, Marigold Flowers, Premium Dandelion, Red Cornflowers, Raspberry Leaves, Spearmint.

Flower Mix: Marigold Flowers, Hibiscus Flowers, Cornflowers, Rose Flowers, Blue Mallow Flowers.

Plantain & Blackcurrant Salad: Plantain Leaves, Echinacea Leaves, Blackcurrant Leaves.

Vitamin C Boost: Parsley Stalks, Whole Rosehips, Mixed Peppers, Broccoli.
Feeding Guide

Can be fed daily as sold or mixed with hay, once opened store in a cool, dry place.
What Animals Is This Suitable For?

Suitable for rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, and other small animals.

Helpful Information

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Shipping & Returns

Orders over £19.99 will receive free UK mainland delivery. Orders below £19.99 will be charged £3.95.

Returns are accepted within 30 days. To be eligible for a return, your item must be in the same condition that you received it, unused in its original packaging.

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Seasonal Variation

As our forage is 100% natural, its appearance may vary slightly from batch to batch - but rest assured, the nutritional value remains the same.
If you notice a significant difference, feel free to get in touch and we’ll happily check our stock to ensure you’ve received the right product.
How much natural forage can I feed my rabbit?

If you ask your bunnies, they will say there is no such thing as too much forage!

For the most part - they are correct, you can feed your bunnies as much natural forage as they will eat, we recommend mixing handfuls in with their hay as well as giving handfuls throughout the day.

There are certain scenarios where you should limit forage, for example, if your rabbit is overweight you should limit forage that is high in protein & sugars.