The Forager’s Guide
Volume I
The meadow is full of wonderful plants - but not every leaf, flower, or herb belongs in a rabbit or guinea pig’s bowl. This guide explores safe botanicals, their uses, and how to offer them as part of a balanced, hay-first diet.
Mulberry ~ The Leafy Treat with a Long History
Discover the leafy side of the mulberry tree and learn why its leaves, branches, and even a little dried fruit can make interesting additions to a rabbit or guinea pigs forage collection. From childhood memories to modern-day enrichment, this humble tree has more to offer than meets the eye.
Dandelion ~ The Sunny Meadow Favourite (More Than Just a Weed!)
Bright, cheerful, and often mistaken for nothing more than a weed, dandelions are one of nature’s greatest forage plants. Discover why rabbits and guinea pigs have treasured this sunny little flower for generations.
Plantain ~ The Helpful Pathside Herb (Not the Banana!)
Often overlooked as an ordinary weed, plantain is one of nature’s quiet little treasures. Learn how to identify this rabbit and guinea pig-friendly herb, where it grows, and why it’s become a beloved favourite among foragers and curious little companions alike.
Calendula ~ the Little Golden Bloom
Calendula’s cheerful golden petals are more than just beautiful. Discover why this cottage garden favourite is a safe and enriching addition to rabbit and guinea pig forage.
Next book to explore:
Seasonal Journal
