Where to find a good Herb Mix?

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- 12/20/2015 at 10:26 AM
  LoveTheRory
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  So my rabbit on an almost pellet-free diet (I still offer him about a tablespoon of pellets a day just to make sure he gets the right nutrition), and besides eating about 10 veggies a day, loads of timothy hay, and the occasional treat, I also wanted to get him an herb mix that will help keep his vitamins up. However, I am having a problem finding a store that sells a good herbal mixture for rabbits to eat.
  
  Does anybody have any ideas of where I can get an herb mix to give him with his daily salads? Or maybe where I can buy the herbs to make my own mix?
- 12/22/2015 at 2:01 AM
  Bam
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  The Binky Bunny Store has some herb-mixes https://store.binkybunny.com/treats-c3.aspx
  
  If you are in Europe, Zooplus (online store) has some herb-mixes.
  
  You can use some herbal teas, like mint and chamomille. My bunny Bam loved mint tea-flakes (pure mint, no actual tea added of course) until I started growing mint myself. I dry it in the summer and feed it in winter.
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