Topflite The Forager Hay Feeder

Topflite The Forager is designed to match the natural feeding drive of rabbits and guinea pigs: forage, nibble, munch and chew and then repeat.

With a rotating wire ball that spins as your pet eats, this feeder encourages the kind of slow, curious foraging that keeps little minds busy and teeth neatly whittled down.

The elevated stand lifts hay clear of bedding, so less ends up trampled and more ends up where it belongs in your pets belly.

Topflite The Forager is compact enough to fit any hutch, pen, or enrichment zone, and tough enough to handle even the most determined nibblers.

Easy to fill, easy to clean, built to last.

Topflite The Forager key benefits:

• Rotating wire ball encourages natural foraging behaviour and reduces boredom
• Elevated stand keeps hay clean, dry, and mess to a minimum
• Compact 16cm design to suit a range of spaces and outdoor runs
• Simple to clean and refill with daily maintenance done in minutes
• Packaged in recyclable cardboard

Feeding guide:

• Fill the wire ball with Topflite Timothy Hay, Meadow Hay or Lucerne Hay (if appropriate for your pet).
• Hang Topflite The Forager on the side of the enclosure using the built-in hooks or let it stand freely on the stable base.

Fibrevores need access to hay or grass every day aim for a portion roughly equal to their body size.

Hay/grass should make up around 80% of their diet, alongside a good quality pellet or nugget and the occasional chew treat.

As always, make sure your pet has access to plenty of fresh water alongside their hay.

Made in New Zealand

Based in Oamaru, Topflite started out growing bird seed in the 1970s, and has since extended its range by creating new feed and flavours for other much-loved pets, including dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens and ducks.

The family-run companys approach to delivering quality feed is about growing exceptional raw material and never losing sight of the diners nutritional needs.

A good balanced diet, high in natural vitamins and minerals, ensures animals can grow to full potential and live happily and healthily.