Ribero Buffets: natural tasting assortments for rabbits and small rodents
For the most discerning palates!


Discover Ribero Buffets, natural product assortments created to bring a wider variety of aromas, flavours and textures to the diet of rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and other small rodents.
A different way to discover new foods while creating moments of food enrichment, exploration and natural foraging behaviour.
Nature, variety and Ribero traceability
At Ribero, we are agricultural producers.
Our experience in the field allows us to know the origin of the raw materials we work with and to control their traceability throughout the entire process.
We grow and work with different types of forage and carefully select the hay, plants, flowers, leaves and other natural ingredients used in our products for rabbits and small rodents.
From sowing, growing and harvesting to selection, packing and distribution, we work to preserve the identity, quality and natural characteristics of every ingredient.
From the field straight to their feeder.
Discover all Ribero Buffets
Choose the Buffet that best suits your little companion and discover its ingredients, characteristics and different ways to offer it.
Discovering their favourite flavours is part of the experience too
Every animal has its own preferences.
One may head straight for a calendula flower, while another may prefer a leaf, a vegetable pellet or a natural piece to gnaw.
Ribero Buffets allow you to offer small tastings of many different natural foods and discover which ones spark their curiosity the most.
Learning about their preferences also helps us bring more variety and enrichment to their diet and daily routines.

IMPORTANT
The products included in Ribero Buffets are complementary feeds. They do not replace a complete and balanced diet, good-quality hay available at all times, or veterinary care.
For animals with medical conditions, pregnant or nursing animals, or animals receiving any treatment, consult your veterinarian beforehand.
If you notice loss of appetite, digestive problems, changes in droppings, pain, lethargy or any significant behaviour change, consult a veterinarian experienced in exotic pets.



