Seed mix Nestor Ostropest for rodents and rabbits 20 g — Nestor functional food

Nestor Ostropest is a 20 g functional food portion formulated for rodents and rabbits. The product contains milk thistle (Silybum marianum) seeds intended as a supplementary feed to support digestive function and general wellbeing in small herbivorous pets. The compact pack is suitable for occasional treats or as part of a varied diet for hamsters, guinea pigs, rabbits and other small herbivores.

Advantages

The product offers a single-ingredient, natural seed portion that can be introduced easily into the diet of small rodents and rabbits. Its small 20 g pack provides convenience for trial use or occasional supplementation without needing large storage. Milk thistle seeds are a familiar botanical ingredient used as a complementary feed to help maintain normal digestive processes in herbivorous pets when given as part of a balanced diet.

Suitable for

• Hamsters and dwarf rodents as occasional treat or supplement
• Guinea pigs and cavies to add variety to the daily diet
• Rabbits as a supplementary seed portion alongside hay and fresh forage
• Other small herbivores that accept seeds as part of a mixed diet

Key specifications

• Net weight: 20 g
• Ingredient: milk thistle (Silybum marianum) seeds
• Intended use: supplementary feed for rodents and rabbits
• Packaging: compact portion suitable for single or occasional use
• Storage: keep dry and away from direct sunlight for preservation of seed quality

How to use

Offer the seeds in small quantities appropriate to the animal's size and dietary needs. For very small rodents, provide just a few seeds as a treat; for larger rabbits, include a modest portion as part of a varied supplementary feeding routine. Always ensure the primary diet consists of hay, fresh forage and a species-appropriate pellet or mix. Monitor the animal after first introduction for acceptance and any changes in digestion or behaviour.

Usage recommendations

Use Nestor Ostropest as an occasional supplement within a balanced feeding plan. Do not exceed recommended small portions and avoid replacing bulk roughage or complete feed. If the animal has known health conditions or is on medication, consult a veterinarian before introducing new complementary feeds.