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Does anybody use this.........

It looks very similiar to the readigrass that we use. Write to the company and see if they will send you some samples to try.

Janice
 
Never heard of this before- interesting question. Its interesting reading the technical data of this - I didn't realise there was ash :shock: and sugar :shock: in grass (I've always been surprised to see ash listed in the ingredients of pellets)
 
do you use this

I have been feeding Grazeon to my bunnies for about 3 years now :) they love it :) I prefer it to readigrass :)
 
:thumb: Thanks Rabshan, do you feed hay as well as graze-on? The company that produces Graze-on and Megazorb farm only a few miles from me so i have already been in to look but i forgot to ask for a sample, next time im there for the Megazorb i shall ask. :D
 
hoppitylops said:
:thumb: Thanks Rabshan, do you feed hay as well as graze-on? The company that produces Graze-on and Megazorb farm only a few miles from me so i have already been in to look but i forgot to ask for a sample, next time im there for the Megazorb i shall ask. :D

yes you must feed both but more hay because thats more important for there teeth!
 
I tried mine on Graze On but they wouldn't touch it!!. :roll: It doesn't smell nice like the Readigrass...infact it doesn't smell at all as I recall!! :D Think it was a bit cheaper that Readigrass...?? :D Jane and Buns xx
 
bunnylove said:
but more hay because thats more important for there teeth!



This isn’t strictly true. In the wild Rabbits don’t have hay just an unlimited supply of fresh grass and other plants.

Grass is very abrasive so wears down the teeth just as good as hay if not better.

Remember hay is only dried grass. (Hay is dried over a longer period of time then the likes of Readi-Grass).

Just be careful with feeding lots of Readi-Grass type foodstuffs as the way they are made (dried at high temperatures or freeze dried) makes them fairly high in protein.

I feed hay all year round (only because my lot don’t get an adlib supply of fresh grass) supplemented by fresh grass in the spring/summer/autumn and I exchange the fresh grass for a dry variety in winter.

I use Pure Dried Friendly Grass made by Friendship Estaes.

Louise
 
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