Premium rabbit food pellet

A good quality rabbit pellet which has 22% crude fiber, approximately 14% protein, 1% fat and 1.0% calcium.

Premium rabbit food pellet

• Balanced pellets containing essential nutrients, vitamins, and minerals.
• Look for pellets with a high fiber content (18-20% or more) and low protein levels (around 12-14%).
• Avoid pellets with excessive amounts of fillers, seeds, or colored pieces.

1. Hay-Based Formula:
   • Primary ingredient should be high-quality hay, such as Timothy hay, to provide essential fiber for digestive health.
   • Some formulations may include a blend of different grass hays.
2. Fiber Content:
   • Optimal fiber content should be around 18-20% or more.
   • High-fiber pellets help maintain healthy digestion and prevent obesity.
3. Protein Levels:
   • Protein content around 12-14% for adult rabbits.
   • Higher protein levels (around 16-18%) may be suitable for growing rabbits, pregnant or nursing does.
4. Calcium Levels:
   • Moderate calcium levels, typically around 0.6-1.0%.
   • Avoid excessively high calcium content, especially for adult rabbits, to prevent urinary issues.

1. Low Pellet Dust:
   • Low dust formulation to minimize respiratory irritation for rabbits.
   • Dust-free or low-dust options are preferable.
2. Avoid Artificial Additives:
   • Avoid pellets with artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives.
   • Natural ingredients are preferable for the overall health of rabbits.
3. No Seeds or High Sugar Content:
   • Avoid pellets with added seeds or excessive sugar content.
   • Rabbits do not require additional sugars and seeds can contribute to obesity.
4. Vitamin and Mineral Enrichment:
   • Enriched with essential vitamins and minerals, including Vitamin A, Vitamin D3, Vitamin E, and others.
   • Ensures a well-balanced diet for overall health.
5. Herb Inclusions:
   • Some high-quality pellets may include herbs or botanicals for added flavor and nutritional benefits.
6. No Artificial Preservatives:
   • Prefer pellets with natural preservatives rather than artificial ones.
7. Palatable Texture:
   • Pellets should have a palatable texture for rabbits to encourage chewing.
   • Encouraging natural chewing helps maintain dental health.
8. Freshness:
   • Choose pellets from reputable brands and ensure they are within their expiration date.
   • Store pellets in a cool, dry place to maintain freshness.
9. Recommended Feeding Guidelines:
   • Follow the recommended feeding guidelines on the packaging based on the rabbit’s age, weight, and activity level.