Friendly ALFALFA Readigrass 1kg - Case of 4

Friendly Alfalfa Readigrass — 1kg, Case of 4Made exclusively from alfalfa grown on Friendship Estates fields in the heart of Yorkshire, Friendly Alfalfa ReadiGrass offers fibrous stalks and delicious leaves that provide appetising variety for small animals. Rich in protein and calcium, it’s particularly well suited to pregnant, nursing and young animals — while also making a tasty and nutritious treat for mature animals. A delicious alternative to dried grass or hay that adds real variety to your pet’s diet.Key Benefits Rich in protein — supports healthy growth and development, ideal for young and breeding animals High in calcium — supports strong bones and teeth, especially important for pregnant and nursing animals High in beneficial fibre — keeps the digestive system healthy and operating effectively Encourages natural chewing instinct — helps keep teeth worn and healthy Retains vitamins & minerals — the drying process preserves natural nutrients for a shiny coat and good health Grown in Yorkshire — exclusively on Friendship Estates fields Case of 4 x 1kg bags — great value for regular feeding Suitable ForCan be fed as a treat to mature rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and degus. Can also be fed on its own or mixed with good quality hay to pregnant, nursing and young animals. Good quality forage, dried grass, timothy, green oat or hay should form the major part of the diet.Frequently Asked QuestionsWhy is alfalfa particularly good for young and breeding animals?Alfalfa is higher in protein and calcium than grass-based forages, making it ideal for animals with increased nutritional demands — such as pregnant, nursing or growing small animals.Can I feed alfalfa to adult animals?Yes, but in moderation as a treat rather than a staple. The higher calcium content in alfalfa is not recommended as a sole diet for healthy adult animals, as it can contribute to urinary issues in some species.How is it different from standard hay?Alfalfa ReadiGrass is gently dried to preserve its natural colour, flavour, aroma and nutrients — making it more palatable and nutritionally superior to most dried hays.Can I mix it with hay?Yes — it can be fed on its own or mixed with good quality hay or other forages for added variety.Is it suitable for all small animals?Suitable for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and degus.