Why choose Immune Blend?
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Supports everyday immune health.
Immune Blend
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"My guinea pig loves the Meadow Hay and Immune Blend!"
A thoughtful blend of herbs, berries and flowers, made with immune wellness in mind.
We’ve mixed elderberries, rosehip shells, lemon balm, yarrow flower, wood betony and mallow flowers to bring natural scent, texture and taste to their forage bowl, along with naturally occurring plant nutrients from every berry, leaf and petal.
A lovely seasonal forage for pets who like a little extra interest in their day, especially rabbits and guineas.
Eco-Friendly
Fully compostable packaging
Premium Quality
Unchopped & dust-extracted
How to feed
Add a small pinch of Immune Blend to your pets’ usual hay, or sprinkle a little through their favourite feeding spot for something tasty to sniff out.
A pinch a few times a week is a lovely way to bring this berry, flower and herb mix into their routine, alongside plenty of fresh hay, fresh water and their usual daily diet.
Introduce slowly at first, especially if your pets are new to richer forage blends, and see what suits them best.
Best for…
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What’s inside the blend?
– Elderberries to protect tiny cells.
– Wood Betony is a tonic, which means it helps little bodies to fix themselves.
– Yarrow Flower has an antiseptic action and also acts as a decongestant.
– Rosehip Shells contains vitamin A which is fantastic for the immune system. It can help to keep away nasty infections from both bacteria and viruses.
– Lemon Balm is anti-viral as well to keep your pet happy and healthy.
– Mallow flowers – antibacterial and anti-inflammatory, plus it’s high in fibre too!
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Why Immune Blend?
Why choose Immune Blend?
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Supports everyday immune health.
Nutrition
What’s inside the blend?
– Elderberries to protect tiny cells.
– Wood Betony is a tonic, which means it helps little bodies to fix themselves.
– Yarrow Flower has an antiseptic action and also acts as a decongestant.
– Rosehip Shells contains vitamin A which is fantastic for the immune system. It can help to keep away nasty infections from both bacteria and viruses.
– Lemon Balm is anti-viral as well to keep your pet happy and healthy.
– Mallow flowers – antibacterial and anti-inflammatory, plus it’s high in fibre too!
How to feed
How to feed
Add a small pinch of Immune Blend to your pets’ usual hay, or sprinkle a little through their favourite feeding spot for something tasty to sniff out.
A pinch a few times a week is a lovely way to bring this berry, flower and herb mix into their routine, alongside plenty of fresh hay, fresh water and their usual daily diet.
Introduce slowly at first, especially if your pets are new to richer forage blends, and see what suits them best.
'Best For' Guide
Best for…
To help you choose between products, we created this fancy guide. If you still have questions, check out the FAQs below.
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Rated by pets (and their humans)
Sniffs of approval
FAQs
It’s a nature-led forage mix that adds a little extra goodness and variety to your pets’ routine. People often reach for it during seasonal changes, or whenever they want to keep things feeling topped up and steady.
No, Immune Blend is a complementary forage feed, not a medicine.
It’s made with plants that are loved for their traditional, natural properties, but it’s not a replacement for veterinary care. If your pet seems unwell, a vet check is always the best route.
You can use them at any time of the year.
Some people keep it for autumn and winter, others like it as a regular little “wellness” sprinkle all year.
It’s a handy one to have for those moments when your pets might benefit from a bit more variety.
Immune Blend is best suited to rabbits and guinea pigs but can also be offered to other small herbivores in moderation. For the smallest pets, introduce it gradually with a tiny sprinkle at first to make sure it suits them.
Because it contains naturally sweeter ingredients such as elderberries and rosehip shells, we recommend feeding it as an occasional treat or topper, rather than as an everyday forage.
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 herby smell.