Buy Burgess Supa Excel Nature Snacks 25g Nettle from Pet Supermarket

Burgess Supa Excel Nature Snacks 25g Nettle

Excel Nature Snacks are complementary, healthy snacks for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and other small animals. These snacks are made from natural dried rolled grass with added mint to make them extra tasty. Available in three tasty varieties – Mint, Dandelion or Nettle.Naturally high in Beneficial Fibre 50% Nettle is delicious and a good source of nutrition Dandelion aids urinary track health Mint is delicious and good for digestion Provides emotional and social enrichment, keeping your pet happy Prevents boredom Helps you bond with your pet 100% natural, wholesome ingredients FAQ'sOur Forever PromiseBurgess is a company of pet lovers and owners and we are passionate about all furry pets.We are committed to making the lives of pets better. Of course, we aim to do this through making great food that's good for their health as well as being deliciously tasty. But we are equally committed to helping and supporting rescue centres as well as encouraging responsible pet ownership through education. This is our Forever Promise it is who we are and what we believe.A British, family owned companyBeing a family company we have strong family values. The high regard we have for our furry family members is central to these values but so is how we do business. We continually work with leaders in small animal welfare, behaviour and health to ensure we are at the forefront of small animal health and nutrition. This is why experts, from vets to rescue centres to animal behaviourists, recommend and trust our food.We know all our suppliers personally and with over 300 years heritage of working in the agricultural and food business, Burgess has forged strong links with the farming community. We try to source our ingredients from local farmers wherever practical whilst ensuring the highest quality. For example the grass we use in Burgess Excel is grown a tractor drive away from our mill in Yorkshire we like to think of our food as having tractor miles, not air miles. More...