900g Readigrass *Rabbits/Tortoise/G Pig* Bedding/Food

900g Readi Grass

ReadiGrass is a 100% natural feed, with all the goodness of ryegrass pastures captured in every bag. Made exclusively from British pastures, the unique low-temperature drying process removes the water, but leaves the fragrant grass aroma, vibrant colour and most importantly the high nutrient value of fresh grass. This gives a feed that is more nutritious than hay yet still contains the digestible fibre.

Ideal for Rabbits & Guinea pigs mixed in with their food or as a treat on its own.

Ideal for tortoises as food and bedding as so soft.

Packed & sealed here at Chalcroft Nurseries

Other size bags available

Can some one tell me if this is a good for a tortoises for food and sleeping in . I will feed the tortoise other food as well. My local nurseries sell it as you can see.

900g Readigrass *Rabbits/Tortoise/G Pig* Bedding/Food

900g Readi Grass

ReadiGrass is a 100% natural feed, with all the goodness of ryegrass pastures captured in every bag. Made exclusively from British pastures, the unique low-temperature drying process removes the water, but leaves the fragrant grass aroma, vibrant colour and most importantly the high nutrient value of fresh grass. This gives a feed that is more nutritious than hay yet still contains the digestible fibre.

Ideal for Rabbits & Guinea pigs mixed in with their food or as a treat on its own.

Ideal for tortoises as food and bedding as so soft.

Packed & sealed here at Chalcroft Nurseries

Other size bags available

Hi

What breed of tortoise do you have? The torts that eat grass are Sulcata's (African Spur Thighs) or leopard Torts, if you have a hermans, spurthigh or Horsfield, they need to be feed on fresh weeds. Hay used as bedding can get damp and create spores that can have an affect on the torts respiratory system. I use strips of newspaper in their beds, they seem to like to bury themselves underneath it, and it can't harm them but keeping into their keeps or seeds getting up their nares. Depending on where they are and how they are kept, then deep substrate is good where they can bed themselves in. 
Hope this helps
Jane

Hi
Sorry last part was abit goobledygook I was trying to say that with paper you do not have the risk of grass seeds from the hay going up into the nares.
Jane