Isn’t hay just hay? Yes and no. There are some big differences, mostly in fiber and protein content. There are grass hays, legume hays, and grain hays. Grass hays are the ones most people picture when you say hay. They are also the ones typically used with adult small animals, because the protein and fiber levels … Continue Reading
Wild rabbits spend up to 75% of their time eating. Yup, chewing, sniffing around for the next morsel, crunching, and moving on to the next promising patch of grass. Rabbits need a lot of fiber, and the grasses they eat keep their little digestive systems running smoothly. All that searching and chewing does something else … Continue Reading
Looking pretty good, eh? So you’ve checked for a muffin top, and oops, there was one. You felt the hips along the back and, oh my, there was a lot of cushioning there. You’ve read about how much this can affect your rabbit’s health, and you are ready to do something positive to turn this … Continue Reading
Young at Heart is blended to take extra special care of elder animals. It is an anti-inflammatory and mild analgesic, to help with the aches and pains of old age. It is a kidney and liver tonic, to keep those toxins flushed. It has some extra calories and good fats, to keep weight on. It has … Continue Reading
This little powerhouse is a superhero among herbs. Milk thistle not only protects the liver against damage and helps get rid of toxins, it even helps liver cells regenerate. As careful as we may be, and even if we use organic and natural products around our homes, there is still quite a bit of pollution in … Continue Reading
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