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Premium Rabbit Mini-Pellets

These are complete, balanced mini-pellets formulated especially for the show rabbit and are designed for optimal muscle growth, superior fur development and excellent breeding performance. They have been tested and proven in a leading rabbitry. Feed free choice to rabbits: no additional supplementation is needed.

Features and Benefits

Contains high levels of lysine and methionine for excellent growth, muscle tone, and quality fur.
Contains Lacto-Sacc, with both beneficial bacteria and yeast, for optimal digestion and scour reduction.
The Allzyme enzyme cocktail specially designed to maintain digestive health and prevent hairballs.
De-Odorase, yucca extract product, added to help control odor.
The Bioplex Series of chelated minerals for better mineral absorption which can contribute to improved performance, coat quality, and reproductive health.

Our mini-pellet rabbit feeds:

Are balanced for each animal's dietary needs
Contain high levels of alfalfa
Contain mold inhibitor to keep product fresher, longer

To ensure quality and freshness and to meet regional needs, product availability varies between locations.

Feed free choice to rabbits; no additional supplementation is needed. Formulated for rabbits; do not feed to other species!

Tips & Advice

1. Do I need to supply any supplements or hay with my rabbit feed?

2. How much should I feed my rabbit?

3. Normally, I notice that there are small feces pellets under the rabbit pen. However, every once in a while, I notice the rabbit produced much larger, softer pellets. Is this normal?

4. How should I feed my pregnant doe?

Care must be used when feeding a pregnant doe. Towards the end of pregnancy, the female's feed consumption is reduced due to the decreased body capacity from the growing fetuses. This occurs at a time where her nutritional needs are high. Then sometimes a young doe may die a week or so after kindling due to enterotoxemia or mastitis. Even a healthy litter of kits may die after a week after birth due to a condition called milk enterotoxemia, a condition due to overfeeding after kindling. So, it is best to make sure that the feed is gradually increased after kindling.

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Some of our plants offer products that meet the special needs of larger rabbitries. If you have questions about those products, please use our location map to contact the office nearest you.

Interested in non-show livestock feeds, pet foods and animal health products?",
contact Hubbard Feeds Inc. at www.hubbardfeeds.com

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