Rabbit Diet

RABBIT DIET Small Animal Food 3kg

$15.00

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RABBIT DIET · 3KG VALUE PACK

Three flavour choices for a fresher feeding routine.

A formulated rabbit pellet range made with timothy, alfalfa, grains, soybean, vitamins and minerals. Each 3kg bag contains three smaller 1kg packs to help keep the remaining food sealed between refills.

Rabbit Diet Apple Raspberry and Wildberry rabbit food range

01

Timothy & alfalfa

All three recipes include timothy and alfalfa alongside grains, soybean, added vitamins and minerals.

02

Recipe-specific extras

Choose from flaxseed and beet pulp, fructo-oligosaccharide, or lignocellulose depending on the selected flavour.

03

1kg × 3 inner packs

The 3kg format is divided into three smaller packs so unopened portions stay sealed until needed.

FLAVOUR GUIDE

Choose the recipe that suits your rabbit.

Select the matching flavour using the options above. Ingredient lists vary by recipe, so always check the chosen pack before feeding.

Apple · 3kg

The apple-flavoured recipe includes beet pulp and flaxseed together with timothy and alfalfa.

Raspberry · 3kg

The raspberry-flavoured recipe includes fructo-oligosaccharide, described in the product information as a prebiotic.

Wildberry · 3kg

The wildberry-flavoured recipe includes lignocellulose as an additional source of dietary fibre.

NUTRITIONAL COMPOSITION

Core nutrition at a glance.

The following values are stated in the original product information. Check the selected pack for its full, current ingredient list.

Protein: 18.0% min
Fat: 2.5% min
Fibre: 16.0% max
Ash: 10.0% max
Moisture: 10.0% max
Calcium: 0.9% min
Phosphorus: 0.7% min
Energy: 270 kcal/100g

Rabbit Diet Apple product ingredients and nutritional information

DAILY FEEDING

Serve pellets as part of a balanced rabbit diet.

Measure the portion according to your rabbit’s age, size, body condition and activity. Use the guidance printed on the selected pack, and consult a veterinarian if your rabbit has special dietary or health needs.

Keep hay availableGood-quality grass hay should remain the foundation of the daily diet.

Fresh water at all timesReplace drinking water daily and keep the bowl or bottle clean.

Introduce graduallyMix a new pellet with the current food over several days while monitoring appetite and droppings.

Seal each inner packKeep opened food tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

7-DAY TRANSITION

Change pellets gradually.

A slow transition helps your rabbit adjust to the taste and texture while giving you time to watch eating habits and digestion.

Days 1–2Feed mostly the current pellets with a small amount of Rabbit Diet.
Days 3–5Increase the new pellets gradually if your rabbit is eating normally.
Days 6–7Complete the transition while continuing unlimited hay and fresh water.