Zooply Dandelion Roots are a dried snack for rabbits, guinea pigs and rodents. Firm texture, good for the teeth and a tasty treat alongside the daily hay. Read more.
Zooply Dandelion Roots – dried root for rabbits, guinea pigs and rodents
Zooply Dandelion Roots is a natural single-root for rabbits, guinea pigs and rodents. These dried root add extra variety alongside daily hay and main feed. Dried root for rabbits and herbs for guinea pigs make the menu more interesting and help offer more variety. Thanks to the scent, taste and texture, dandelion roots also stimulates the natural foraging behaviour of small pets.
Many rabbits, guinea pigs and rodents find dandelion roots appealing because of the scent and fine texture. It's a simple way to make the daily menu more varied. Because it's a single ingredient, this product is also handy if you want to find out which herbs or leaves your pet enjoys.
Zooply Dandelion Roots is a natural addition to a varied diet with unlimited hay and a suitable main feed. You can feed it daily in small amounts. That also makes this product suitable for first-time pet owners who want an easy way to buy natural herbs for rabbits, guinea pigs and rodents.
Dandelion Roots naturally contains fibre and other nutrients. Fibre supports digestion and contributes to a varied diet. This way you give your pet a natural source of variety, without artificial additives.
You can easily sprinkle Zooply Dandelion Roots over the hay, mix it through the pellets, or offer it on its own as a daily addition. The herbs are suitable for several types of small pets, including rabbits, guinea pigs and rodents. Store the product dry and cool to preserve scent, quality and taste.
A general guideline is a maximum of around 10 grams of dried herbs per rabbit per day — and that's a total across all herbs combined, not per type. Introduce dandelion roots gently: start with a small amount and build this up slowly. Watch your pet's droppings the first few days — as long as they stay firm and round, you can gradually increase the amount further.
Store dandelion roots dry, dark and well ventilated, preferably not in plastic. Moisture is the biggest enemy of dried herbs: if moisture gets in, it can start to mould. As long as it stays dry, it keeps well for a long time.
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