if you’ve always thought that lettuce and carrots are enough to feed a bunny, you’d be wrong! keep these facts in mind and you’ll find it is easy to keep your rabbit healthy and happy with the right diet. here is the lowdown on the “good, the bad, and the never, ever” foods for rabbits. the right combination of hay, vegetables, pellets, and treats will make pet bunnies very happy and healthy, control the growth of their teeth, and keep …

it has a superior nutritional profile to most other rabbit foods on the market but is reasonably priced and the taste and texture appeal to most rabbits. if you are looking for supplemental food for a rabbit that is happily eating plenty of timothy hay, this is the one for you. because it is made in small batches, this food retains both the flavor and goodness of the natural ingredients. these rabbits need a different type of food compared to …

selective is formulated with 25% crude fibre and balanced calcium:phosphorus so you can be sure you are providing your rabbits with the finest quality nuggets that will help support wellbeing and promote vitality. a typical adult rabbit weighing 2.5kg, requires approximately 60-70g per day of supreme science selective rabbit food. before and after opening, store in a cool dry place. supreme science selective is for adult rabbits. with no added sugars and the finest quality ingredients, selective is kind to …

feed your adult rabbit a diet that combines essential fiber and stabilized nutrients with oxbow essentials adult rabbit food. oxbow essentials adult rabbit food is specifically designed to meet the particular nutritional needs of adult rabbits. to transition your rabbit to his new food, gradually replace his current food with the new food over a four-week time period to prevent digestive issues and finicky eating patterns. this product is not intended for growing, active, pregnant or nursing rabbits. we encourage …

our forum is up but we are still in the middle of updating and fixing things. we are not fully ready to answer questions in a timely manner as we are not officially open, but we will do our best. the information is not intended to diagnose or treat your pet. it is your responsibility to assess the information being given and seek professional advice/second opinion from your veterinarian and/or qualified behaviorist. the information is not intended to diagnose or …