Hedgerow Herbs Immune Boosting Herbs

The media could not be loaded.  We have been trying different supplements and treats for our 3 rabbits. This Pillow Wad farm company makes hay feed so we though we would try their range of herbs. The Antihistamine bags came first, and it took them a while to figure out what it was and whether it was actually food or not, but in the end two of them really liked it (see listing B0748N755T on Amazon).I've done a photo of the mix on a white plate so you can see the consistency of it, and a video of them trying it out.All three of ours got straight into this "Immune Boosting" pack, with the little Netherland Dwarf chomping away until the end (when he had problems with his whiskers pushing the remaining herbs out of the way!). I don't normally feed it on a plate but I thought it would be interesting to see if they left any particular ingredients. The plate was almost totally cleaned up, and I did shake the bag beforehand to get an even mix, so it doesn't look like they were avoiding any of it.The best thing to do I think is spread it around under their hay, and they then forage around for it. Of course, they have to be used to it first, before they seek it out as a food stuff.The price seems to vary quite a bit and £6.85 that I paid is a bit much for what it is. But it is a quality product and is packaged in a resealable bag. This is our second bag now.5 stars for quality, 4 stars for the near £7 price on Amazon (when I got them).(Great popping sounds from some of the herbs when they crunch away at it! And our Dwarf likes being hand fed a pile.)

Bunnies love these herbs