Bunny Nature Basic for Rabbits 4kg

How to feed a dwarf rabbit? The natural habitat of rabbits is meadows and forest edges. Rabbits are folivorous, i.e. leaf-eating animals and their diet consists of a variety of green plants supplemented by roots, vegetables and fruits. The best food for dwarf rabbits is one that is based on their natural eating habits. Bunny Nature rabbit pellets meet exactly these requirements for rabbit food without fail.

Key features

• contains 42 different grasses from natural meadows
• balanced calcium content for healthy teeth and bones
• ideal formula for a long and happy life of your rabbit
• three different fibre lengths for proper teeth grinding and healthy gut flora
• optimal ratio of fibre and starch helps prevent fatness

Ingredients

grasslands of permanent meadows (meadow buckwheat, fescue, meadow pipit, Perennial ryegrass, red fescue, meadow buttercup, the lobe-necked hornet, Honey, annual lily of the valley, Dogwood, tomka fragrant, creeping pyre, Thorny broom, reed canary grass, creeping clover, meadow clover, cream of tartar, Yarrow, St. John's Wort, cumin root, wood shrub, elm tree, rosebay cattail, the grip of the helmet, ...the roseate spoonbill, a fence fork, comfrey, a split pimp, common asparagus, daisies, ...the lights came on, contryhel, a larger hip, vetch, gritty feldspar, spring moth, ...he broke the field, spring seed, autumn chickweed, common dogwood, Spring primrose, clover trifolium microcephalum), oat bran, sunflower seeds stripped of oil, flaxseeds stripped of oil, fruit pressings, carrot pomace, wheat bran, oil-free rapeseed

Feed dosing

Fill the bowl with Bunny Nature rabbit food pellets - basic and wait until the food is eaten. Only then refill. Make sure that the rabbit has good quality hay and fresh water at the same time. At the age of six, switch to the senior formula.