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mum got mabel a bag, but ive never fed the stuff, normally only feed meadow hay and timothy hay, what should i do is it ok to feed?
 
thanks, is it like a treat then, what benefits does it have if any over hay? i don;lt want to upset her tummy :oops:
 
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Some say it is rich in calcium, so should only be fed in small amounts. I like to feed it as an alternative to fresh grass, especially in winter.
 
Bavarian Bunny said:
Some say it is rich in calcium, so should only be fed in small amounts. I like to feed it as an alternative to fresh grass, especially in winter.
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ok thanks, had heard about the calcium bits, but as she won't get to play outside over winte rshe should be ok with me feeding small amount each day :wave:
 
I'll be starting Spenser on a handful of readigrass daily soon. He's not the best of hay eaters, and mixing it in with his hay is an encouragement.
 
Oliver and the Spice Girls love it! When I got the hay sample pack from the Hay Experts, they demolished the bag of redigrass in no time :)
 
There are differing opinions on ReadiGrass but mine LOVE it! It's a really good food to tempt them with if they are reluctant to eat, for whatever reason. We always have some here 'just in case'.
 
Archie loves ready grass too, i just put a handful mixed in with his hay, he first searches around for the ready grass then eats his hay after, the bag says its more nutritious than hay but i wouldnt say so
 
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