Brown's Readigrass

Benefits of Brown's ReadiGrass

• High in beneficial fibre which will keep your pet’s digestive system healthy and operating effectively.
• Encourages the natural chewing instinct and keeps teeth worn and healthy
• The delicious  forage provides interest and prevents boredom
• Balanced protein delivers energy and supports healthy growth
• The drying process retains vitamins and minerals needed to maintain health and keep your pet’s coat shiny
• Appetising ‘fresh-grass’ aroma
• Naturally palatable

ReadiGrass is great for stimulating appetite and is tempting even to the fussiest of feeders. It is packed with all the essential nutrients that will keep your pet in tip-top condition.

It is suitable for: rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and degus. Good quality forage, dried grass, timothy, green oat or hay should form the major part of the diet of these animals.

A delicious high fibre source, ideal for many small animals including: rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and degus. Providing plenty of natural high fibre forage is important in maintaining a healthy digestive system and good wear for your pet's teeth.

Available with additions of 

• Marigold
• Dandelion
• Peppermint
• Chamomile

500g Paper Bags

Vitality Pellet Ferret  (Super Premium Ferret Food)

Short Description: Our ferret food comes in a complete extruded pellet giving all the nutrients needed.

Long Description: Ferrets have a habit of selecting the tastiest food in the mix, which isn’t always the healthiest. Giving them an extruded pellet eliminates selective feeding which in-turn makes sure that your ferret is getting all the nutrients & vitamins needed to live a long & happy life.

Ferrets can also be fussy eaters, when supplying a new diet; introduce the diet gradually over a period of 5-7 days until it replaces the previous food completely. It is suggested that the total daily intake to be offered on a free choice basis (typically 50-75g/day). Do not leave stale food in the bowl over three days. For Young ferrets the dry diet should be fed soaked until 16 weeks of age. Young ferrets consume around 5-7% of their bodyweight. Amounts shown are only a guide & you should only feed your ferret sufficient amounts to maintain condition dependent upon the level of activity enjoyed & the reproductive phase.  Lactating ferrets will need 3-5 times maintenance.

COMPOSITION: CHICKEN MEAL (40%), CHICKEN FAT, PRAIRIE MEAL, RICE, MAIZE, WHEAT, SALMON, CHICKEN LIVER, YEAST, LECITHIN, MANNAN OLIGOSACCHARIDES, BLACKCURRANT, KALE, SPINACH, BEETROOT, YUCCA SCHUDIGERA, ROSEMARY, ROSEHIP, POMEGRANATE.

TYPICAL ANALYSIS: PROTEIN 39.0%, OILS & FATS 18.0%, FIBRE 2.0%, ASH 6.0%.

ADDITIVES PER KG: VITAMIN A 30,000 IU/KG, VITAMIN D3 2,00 IU/KG, VITAMIN E 250 MG/KG. TRACE ELEMENTS: IRON SULPHATE MONOHYDRATE 160 MG/KG, CUPRIC SULPHATE PENTAHYDRATE 20 MG/KG, MANGANOUS OXIDE 80 MG/KG, ZINC SULPHATE MONOHYDRATE 350 MG/KG, SODIUM SELENITE 0.1 MG/KG, TAURINE 850 MG/KG.

Storage Recommendations: Store in a cool dry place.  Not for human consumption. Always ensure that plenty of clean, fresh drinking water is available.