Why Dandelion Leaf?
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Good for tiny tummies and teeth.
Dandelion Leaf
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"The dandelion leaf seems to be their favourite."
Just like they’d find in the fields, our Dandelion Leaf is a tasty treat for tiny tummies.
Naturally low in fat and high in fibre, it’s a great way to add variety to your pet’s diet while encouraging natural foraging.
A firm favourite with rabbits, guinea pigs and other small animals, it’s as delicious as it is nutritious.
Eco-Friendly
Fully compostable packaging
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Unchopped & dust-extracted
How to feed
Add a small pinch of Dandelion Leaf to your pets’ usual hay, sprinkle a little around their home, or tuck some into a cardboard tube to give them something tasty to sniff out.
A small pinch a few times a week is generally recommended, alongside plenty of fresh hay, fresh water and their usual daily diet. Dandelion can make some pets wee a little more often, so feed thoughtfully and see what suits your pets best.
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FAQs
Dandelion Leaf is simply dried dandelion greens, a classic, natural forage that brings a different smell, texture and taste into your pets’ routine.
Dandelion Leaf has long been popular in the small pet world because it’s naturally associated with supporting health.
It’s also a lovely way to add variety to their day.
Rabbits and guinea pigs can both enjoy dandelion leaf, and it’s also popular with other small pets too.
If your pet has a history of urinary or kidney concerns, it’s always worth checking with your vet before adding richer forages into their diet.
Sometimes it can. Dandelion Leaf is often associated with encouraging urinary flow, so you may notice your pet wees a little more than usual.
With rabbits especially, urine colour can naturally vary from pale yellow through to darker orange. If you ever notice anything that looks reddish, or your pet seems uncomfortable, it’s always best to check with your vet.
Keep it cool, dry, and able to breathe. Our planet-kind bags are just right, or an open-top jar or box in a dry cupboard works well. Avoid damp sheds or anywhere it could pick up moisture and lose that lovely “fresh forage” smell.