Oh, gosh, I hadn't even considered the fat content. You're right, it must be very high!
I was just thinking this, I used to give them to my hamster, his skin and coat looked amazing [emoji38]
Yes, for their coat and skin, but also for their immune system and their gut; it's supposed to help prevent blockage during moulting. That's really good that they help hamsters! I didn't know that. I can imagine hamsters' diet is very different from bunnies', though, yes.
Yes, and to pellets, too, maybe? I saw yesterday that it's in Casper and Sophie's Urinary Health sticks, which surprised me, because I thought bunnies aren't supposed to have seeds. That makes sense that you'd sooner try the seeds on their own rather than in a treat, though, because of the extra ingredients. And, aw, I'm glad you think so. I don't think Sophie and Casper need anything for their coats, no.
Oh, that's great that they have really helped Winnie's skin! Considering this and what SarahP and Graciee said about hamsters, it sounds like linseed really is good for skin and coats, so maybe I should've been less skeptical. :lol:
[emoji38][emoji38][emoji38] Good for digestion too, you can eat them whole but if you buy them ground you get the benefits more, as humans cant digest the outer shell thing, they're teeny. But if you buy them ground you can mix them into stuff and no one would even know really!
