Sentences with phrase «rabbit pellet contains»

A good quality rabbit pellet contains some nutrients that may not be taken in if your rabbit is only eating hay.

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Most are fed commercial pellets or rabbit mixes which are fattening and do not contain the required vitamins.

Avoid pellet mixes that contain seeds, grains, dried corn, or other colorful additives, as these items can be difficult for your rabbit to digest and have little nutritional value.

Problems can also arise if your rabbit refuses to eat the pelleted part of a dry feed diet since these pellets contain calcium and phosphorus essential for good bone and tooth growth.

We do buy these pellets and give them to our bunnies as a treat just before bed as they are high in fibre and contain Vitamin D specifically for rabbits.

A good quality rabbit pellet DOES NOT contain dried fruit, seeds, nuts, colored crunchy things or other things that are attractive to our human eyes, but very unhealthy to a rabbit.

Specific items to look out for and not feed your rabbit, even as treats: Pellets that contain seeds, nuts or cereal; Processed cereal, kibble, mueslix; Oat, Corn; Grains; Crackers; Candy (including yogurt drops).

For example, only guinea pig pellets are supplemented with vitamin C, and rabbit pellets may contain small amounts of antibiotics that could be harmful to your pig.

Avoid pellets that contain seeds, whole grains, and dried vegetables; these are tasty, but they add extra calories that your rabbit doesn't need.

Oxy - Gen for Rabbits is a chewable pellet that contains octacosonal, a compound that improves oxygen utilization.

While your rabbit should primarily consume hay, pellets contain carbohydrates and can be helpful in aiding thin rabbits to maintain or gain weight.