Rabbit Buffet: hay, plants, flowers and natural enrichment 

Discover a different way to complement your rabbit’s diet with the aromas, flavours and textures of the countryside.

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The Ribero Rabbit Buffet is a natural-tasting assortment that combines fescue hay, plants, flowers, leaves, dehydrated vegetables, steam-made pellets and natural chew items.

Inside, you will find 13 different products designed to add variety to your rabbit’s complementary diet, stimulate curiosity and encourage natural behaviours such as foraging, sniffing, exploring and chewing.

Natural rabbit food: hay should always be the foundation

A rabbit’s diet should be based primarily on good-quality hay available at all times.

Hay provides fibre and requires prolonged chewing, making it an essential part of a rabbit’s daily diet.

Once this foundation is established, other complementary foods can be introduced appropriately, such as plants, leaves, flowers, dehydrated vegetables and small natural treats, adding a wider variety of aromas, textures and flavours.

The Ribero Rabbit Buffet brings different options together in one box so you can discover which foods spark your rabbit’s curiosity the most.

What does the Ribero Rabbit Buffet contain?

1. Fescue hay and hay tunnel: Ribero fescue hay provides fibre, aroma and texture and encourages prolonged chewing. The hay tunnel also turns feeding time into an activity of exploration and foraging, helping to provide environmental enrichment.

Hay should always remain freely available.

2. Green Nature Rabbit: A 100% natural blend made with 80% different hays, 15% plants and flowers, 3% vegetables and 2% cereals. Green Nature Rabbit provides a wide range of ingredients, aromas and textures, with no additives, colourings or preservatives.

3. COAD Diuretic: A combination of selected plants designed to complement the diet and support urinary wellbeing. It should be offered as a complementary food. If your rabbit shows urinary symptoms, pain, significant changes in urine or suspected urinary stones, consult a veterinarian experienced in exotic pets.

4. Flower salad: A blend of natural flowers that adds aroma, colour and variety. You can scatter a small amount through the hay to stimulate your rabbit’s sense of smell and encourage natural foraging behaviour.

5. Dandelion root: Its firm texture makes it an interesting complementary food for chewing, exploring and keeping your rabbit occupied. It can be offered in small amounts as part of a diet based mainly on hay.

6. Pear twig: A natural chew item that encourages exploration and chewing while contributing to the natural wear of the teeth.

7. Red berry leaf salad: A blend of strawberry, raspberry, cherry and mulberry leaves providing different aromas, flavours and textures. It can be offered occasionally on its own or mixed with hay.

8. Garden vegetable salad: A selection of dehydrated vegetables that concentrates natural aromas and flavours into small portions. It can be offered as a complementary food or small treat, always introducing it gradually.

9. Sainfoin: A traditional forage plant rich in fibre that adds variety and palatability. It can be mixed with your rabbit’s usual hay as part of its complementary diet.

10. Tomato pellets: Pellets made using steam, retaining the characteristic aroma and qualities of tomato. A different way to offer a small vegetable treat or add variety to a foraging activity.

11. Calendula pellets: Steam-made pellets produced from calendula flowers. Their floral aroma and small size make them suitable as a treat or for enrichment activities.

12. Lemon balm: An aromatic plant that adds a distinctive and intense fragrance to the feeding area. It should be offered occasionally and in small amounts as a complementary food. You can also sprinkle a small amount through the hay to stimulate your rabbit’s sense of smell.

13. Carob: Carob has an intense aroma and a naturally sweet taste. It should be offered occasionally and in small amounts, as a treat within a balanced diet.

Rabbit food enrichment and natural foraging

Feeding does not have to mean simply placing food in a bowl.

Rabbits naturally spend time exploring, sniffing, searching for and selecting food.

With the different products included in the Buffet, you can:

  • hide small amounts among the hay;
  • prepare a foraging tray;
  • scatter flowers and leaves around different areas;
  • use pellets as small rewards;
  • offer roots and twigs for chewing.

This helps turn feeding time into an activity of mental stimulation, natural foraging and environmental enrichment.

From the field straight to the feeder

At Ribero, we are agricultural producers and work to control the traceability of the raw materials used in our products.

Our farming experience allows us to know the origin of the forage we use and carefully select the plants, flowers, leaves and other ingredients included in our products.

From the field through to packing, we work to preserve their natural aromas, textures and characteristics.

From the field straight to the feeder.

Variety, enrichment and flavour in one box

The Ribero Rabbit Buffet allows you to discover a range of complementary foods without having to buy every product separately.

Its combination of hay, plants, flowers, leaves, vegetables, pellets and natural chew items provides:

  • different aromas, flavours and textures;
  • stimulation of smell and curiosity;
  • opportunities to forage and explore;
  • natural items to chew;
  • more variety within a complementary diet.

How to offer the Rabbit Buffet

Always introduce new foods gradually and in small amounts.

Keep good-quality hay and clean, fresh water available at all times and use the Buffet products as complementary foods.

Follow the recommended quantity and frequency for each ingredient and store the contents in a cool, dry place away from direct light.

Important

The products included in the Ribero Rabbit Buffet are complementary feeds. They do not replace good-quality hay available at all times, a complete and balanced diet or appropriate veterinary care.

For rabbits with medical conditions, pregnant or nursing rabbits, or animals receiving any treatment, consult your veterinarian beforehand.

If you notice loss of appetite, changes in droppings, pain, lethargy, digestive or urinary problems, or any significant behaviour change, consult a veterinarian experienced in exotic pets.

Discover the 13 products included in the Ribero Rabbit Buffet and turn your rabbit’s complementary diet into an experience of foraging, variety and enrichment.