The Complete Toxic Plant and Bulb Guide: Rabbits Are Dying to Know / Kerry Greener
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OK Bunny Enthusiasts – Stop!
And smell the roses…
You're worried what your rabbits are eating, right.
You buy your pet rabbits packaged food because you know it's safe, but it's costing you a fortune.
You'd like to give your rabbits fresh, home grown food, all the time, but you haven't a clue what plants are safe and what plants are poisonous.
It's a toxic mine-field in your own back yard!
Don't worry, you are not alone… and there is an easy solution.
This complete e-book and handy reference guide will give you everything you need to know...
Most sensible, caring rabbit owners like yourself, know that providing a good wholesome diet for your rabbits is half the battle when it comes to their health and longevity. But when it comes to common garden plants, and food that we often eat ourselves, we get a little stuck. We don't know if they are safe for our rabbits to eat or not.
They don't come with labels like the packaged rabbit food do they?
So let's make it clear…
You need to know WHAT NOT TO GIVE your rabbits, to keep them safe!
Do You Want To...
Let your bunnies play and forage in the garden for longer lengths of time?
Grow more healthy plants to give your rabbits fresh, organic food?
Relax, safe in the knowledge that your rabbits are eating the correct diet?
Know what to do in the event of your rabbit getting toxic poisoning?
˃˃˃ You May Think You Are Protecting Your Rabbits; But Do You Let Your Rabbits Forage Naturally, For Long Lengths of Time?
Rabbits need to act like 'rabbits' and foraging is one of their basic fundamental rights under the animal welfare Act 2006. By not letting them forage naturally, you are preventing them being 'themselves'. The extensive index, contained in this e-book contains all known toxic plants making it an essential reference guide and aid to ensuring all your outdoor (and indoor) areas are safe for all your pets.
˃˃˃ You May Be A Great Rabbit Owner; But Can You Provide Your Own Home-Grown Rabbit Food?
This e-book will guide you on what NOT to grow and help you weed out any offending plants and bulbs from your yard and gardens. Growing your own plants will not only save money, especially if you have lots of rabbits to feed, but it will give all your rabbits a more natural diet, ultimately giving them extraordinary health and longevity. The knowledge in this e-book will give you the background for getting started on your garden of Eden!
˃˃˃ You May Know What Your Rabbit Loves to Eat; But Do You Know For Sure What They're Eating is Safe and Good For Them?
This e-book details the 'Top 10' most important plants/bulbs containing the most commonly found toxic principles and the habitats they can be found in. Each of these include the common name, plant order and family group, distribution area, and flower and leaf colour(s). Knowing this will help you understand where certain 'culprits' are most likely to be found and how to identify them. Rabbits may be clever when it comes to knowing what they like and don't like, but a hungry rabbit will eat almost anything, ignoring any toxic, bitter taste. This e-book will give you the 'power' you need to intervene!
˃˃˃ You Might Have a Wonderful Rabbit Savvy Vet; But Would You Know What to Do If Your Pet Was Suffering With Toxic Poisoning?
Rabbits that graze outdoors are especially at risk from ingested toxins, as once eaten they very quickly start to form a deadly cocktail in the stomach and if not treated in time can lead to serious pain and ultimately, death. The toxic poisoning symptoms for each plant/bulb are explained in detail as are any treatments and/or actions that can be taken to help, cure or alleviate pain caused by poisoning or reaction.
ACT NOW… And get your copy.
The ultimate action is to prevent, not cure!
Now you can buy Books online in USA,UK, India and more than 100 countries.
*Terms and Conditions apply
Disclaimer: All product data on this page belongs to
.
No guarantees are made as to accuracy of prices and information.
And smell the roses…
You're worried what your rabbits are eating, right.
You buy your pet rabbits packaged food because you know it's safe, but it's costing you a fortune.
You'd like to give your rabbits fresh, home grown food, all the time, but you haven't a clue what plants are safe and what plants are poisonous.
It's a toxic mine-field in your own back yard!
Don't worry, you are not alone… and there is an easy solution.
This complete e-book and handy reference guide will give you everything you need to know...
Most sensible, caring rabbit owners like yourself, know that providing a good wholesome diet for your rabbits is half the battle when it comes to their health and longevity. But when it comes to common garden plants, and food that we often eat ourselves, we get a little stuck. We don't know if they are safe for our rabbits to eat or not.
They don't come with labels like the packaged rabbit food do they?
So let's make it clear…
You need to know WHAT NOT TO GIVE your rabbits, to keep them safe!
Do You Want To...
Let your bunnies play and forage in the garden for longer lengths of time?
Grow more healthy plants to give your rabbits fresh, organic food?
Relax, safe in the knowledge that your rabbits are eating the correct diet?
Know what to do in the event of your rabbit getting toxic poisoning?
˃˃˃ You May Think You Are Protecting Your Rabbits; But Do You Let Your Rabbits Forage Naturally, For Long Lengths of Time?
Rabbits need to act like 'rabbits' and foraging is one of their basic fundamental rights under the animal welfare Act 2006. By not letting them forage naturally, you are preventing them being 'themselves'. The extensive index, contained in this e-book contains all known toxic plants making it an essential reference guide and aid to ensuring all your outdoor (and indoor) areas are safe for all your pets.
˃˃˃ You May Be A Great Rabbit Owner; But Can You Provide Your Own Home-Grown Rabbit Food?
This e-book will guide you on what NOT to grow and help you weed out any offending plants and bulbs from your yard and gardens. Growing your own plants will not only save money, especially if you have lots of rabbits to feed, but it will give all your rabbits a more natural diet, ultimately giving them extraordinary health and longevity. The knowledge in this e-book will give you the background for getting started on your garden of Eden!
˃˃˃ You May Know What Your Rabbit Loves to Eat; But Do You Know For Sure What They're Eating is Safe and Good For Them?
This e-book details the 'Top 10' most important plants/bulbs containing the most commonly found toxic principles and the habitats they can be found in. Each of these include the common name, plant order and family group, distribution area, and flower and leaf colour(s). Knowing this will help you understand where certain 'culprits' are most likely to be found and how to identify them. Rabbits may be clever when it comes to knowing what they like and don't like, but a hungry rabbit will eat almost anything, ignoring any toxic, bitter taste. This e-book will give you the 'power' you need to intervene!
˃˃˃ You Might Have a Wonderful Rabbit Savvy Vet; But Would You Know What to Do If Your Pet Was Suffering With Toxic Poisoning?
Rabbits that graze outdoors are especially at risk from ingested toxins, as once eaten they very quickly start to form a deadly cocktail in the stomach and if not treated in time can lead to serious pain and ultimately, death. The toxic poisoning symptoms for each plant/bulb are explained in detail as are any treatments and/or actions that can be taken to help, cure or alleviate pain caused by poisoning or reaction.
ACT NOW… And get your copy.
The ultimate action is to prevent, not cure!
Now you can buy Books online in USA,UK, India and more than 100 countries.
*Terms and Conditions apply
Disclaimer: All product data on this page belongs to
.No guarantees are made as to accuracy of prices and information.
