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1. TOYS AND CHEWS
Keep those minds and those teeth busy with toys. A bored rabbit is a bad rabbit! Giving a rabbit plenty to tug, toss, and chew will make their days much happier. Tugging is often overlooked – rabbits in nature pull at bark and twigs to wear teeth down, and our domestic rabbits love that sensation too. When you get apple sticks, for instance, try wedging them in the bars of the ex-pen so your rabbit can tug at them. We’ve got a post on choosing safe toys, if you need some guidelines. And we've got a ton of great safe toys too!
2. CLEAN SOFT BEDDING
Rabbits do love their litter boxes. Often, you will see your rabbit sitting in the litter box while eating hay. In fact, most people set up their hay and litter boxes to work this way. Hang your hay feeder on the short end of the box, rather than along the long side, usually works better, since your rabbit most likely prefers this orientation when eating. And don’t forget to keep that box super clean, so there is no danger of sore hock from standing around on wet litter. Choose a nice soft litter with no dyes or scents. Having some litter box issues? Try this.
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3. VARIETY
A daily variety of plants is one of the keys to avoiding illnesses, keeping a good weight, and generally supporting terrific health. Supplement your hay with at least three greens, herbs, flowers, and even some roots, every day. We've developed our own recipes to make that easy...we make our herbal mixes by hand, ourselves, with only the highest quality herbs, flowers, roots, and some berries. We've got different mixes for different needs, including a general superfood, a mix for elderbuns, and a calming mix for nervous rabbits.
4. GREAT FIBER
There is simply nothing more important to your rabbit’s health than a constant supply of fresh high quality hay. Hay not only satisfies your rabbit's instinctual need to chew chew chew, but is absolutely vital to keeping their digestive system moving along properly. A rabbit who isn't eating hay is a rabbit in trouble. Teeth need the grinding action as well. Never ever let your friend run out of great hay!
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5. ATTENTION
House rabbits want to be involved, part of the family. They love to be in the center of things, bringing you smiles throughout the day. We know you want the very best for your rabbit, and making them part of your daily family life will make everyone's day happier.
We pack your orders by hand, so there are quality checks right up until we ship. We see everything we put in the box, and put our own hands on the items, so everything that arrives at your door is top quality!
We started out selling the freshest best hay we could find. We learned how much people (and rabbits, and guinea pigs, and chinchillas) appreciated the quality of our hay, and we decided to expand the mission of offering the things that little animals need. Now we offer bedding, herbal mixes and single herbs, safe toys, pellets, and some goodies for the humans. Making the highest quality products available to you is our focus, and what we spend our energy on..we believe in everything we offer. We get up every morning loving what we do!
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We hope you will try out our hay, because we know your rabbit will love it! We want to help you try our hay, so use the code "SPSDEAL3" and get 25% off your first order. This code is good until August 15 - don't miss out!
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Here are some of the things people have to say about us. We are always happy to hear how our customers are doing!
We've also got a few video reviews, so you can hear the info in our customer's own voices.
We hope the information our customers provided helped! Don't forget, we're making it easier to try our hay and other products with the code "SPSDEAL3"...that gets you 25% off your first order.
Code good until August 15, 2016.
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