Catessy Sticks - 10 Sticks - with Rabbit, Turkey & Yeast

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Catessy Sticks - 10 Sticks - with Rabbit, Turkey & Yeast
Catessy
£0.99 at Zooplus
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Catessy Sticks have a new packaging design. Please note that during the change-over period your order may include both the old and the new packaging design. Reward your cat with delicious Catessy Sticks - a very special treat bound to delight your pet! Rich in taste, Catessy Sticks are made from carefully selected fresh ingredients. And the sticks are grain-free and easily digestible. Try out the different flavours available in these handy 10 stick in each pack - your cat is sure to love them! There are useful indentations on the Catessy Sticks so it is easy to break a little piece off if you prefer to give your cat a smaller treat. You don’t have to feed your cat an entire treat and nothing goes to waste. These flavoursome sticks stay fresh until the last morsel. Catessy Sticks are made in Germany. Catessy for the discerning cat - great tasting cat food at a great price.

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  • Shop: Zooplus
  • Brand: Catessy
  • Price: £0.99

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Good to know

  • Check your rabbit’s rear end daily in warm weather for signs of flystrike.
  • A rabbit that stops eating or passing droppings needs a vet the same day.
  • Pair a hutch or indoor cage with a large run so your rabbit can hop, run and stand up fully.

Common questions

How much space does a rabbit need?

The Rabbit Welfare Association and Fund recommends at least 3 m x 2 m of continuous space, 1 m high, for a pair of rabbits, with the hutch as the shelter within it. A single rabbit still needs the same space. Most commercially sold hutches and cages are only suitable as the sleeping area.

How many pellets should a rabbit eat per day?

Pellets or nuggets should be a small part of the diet, roughly 5%, with hay making up most of it. Follow the feeding guide on the pack for your rabbit’s weight and reduce it if your rabbit is overweight or leaves hay uneaten. Unlimited pellets is a common cause of obesity and dental problems.

Read our guide: Rabbit

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