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What To Feed A Poorly Rabbit. Approximately 85% of a rabbit’s diet should be grass/good quality hay, 10% leafy green vegetables and only 5% pellets or nuggets. Rabbits should be fed a natural diet consisting of hay, fresh leafy greens and some rabbit nuggets every day. Your vet will be able to advise what to feed and will be able to supply this to you, and advise you on how much and how often to feed your rabbit. Follow the excel feeding plan to help your rabbits get the correct balance of fibre, vitamins and minerals. Rabbits need a large handful of safe, washed leafy green vegetables, herbs and weeds daily. Feeding rabbits is actually simple and straightforward. Feed your rabbit soft food. Read our vets’ advice on what to feed your rabbits. Hay as dietary enrichment for rabbits. You can purchase a feeding syringe from a pet store.

Approximately 85% of a rabbit’s diet should be grass/good quality hay, 10% leafy green vegetables and only 5% pellets or nuggets. Your vet will be able to advise what to feed and will be able to supply this to you, and advise you on how much and how often to feed your rabbit. Rabbits should be fed a natural diet consisting of hay, fresh leafy greens and some rabbit nuggets every day. Feeding rabbits is actually simple and straightforward. You can purchase a feeding syringe from a pet store. Rabbits need a large handful of safe, washed leafy green vegetables, herbs and weeds daily. Feed your rabbit soft food. Follow the excel feeding plan to help your rabbits get the correct balance of fibre, vitamins and minerals. Read our vets’ advice on what to feed your rabbits. Hay as dietary enrichment for rabbits.

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What To Feed A Poorly Rabbit You can purchase a feeding syringe from a pet store. Rabbits should be fed a natural diet consisting of hay, fresh leafy greens and some rabbit nuggets every day. Feed your rabbit soft food. Feeding rabbits is actually simple and straightforward. Read our vets’ advice on what to feed your rabbits. Rabbits need a large handful of safe, washed leafy green vegetables, herbs and weeds daily. You can purchase a feeding syringe from a pet store. Your vet will be able to advise what to feed and will be able to supply this to you, and advise you on how much and how often to feed your rabbit. Follow the excel feeding plan to help your rabbits get the correct balance of fibre, vitamins and minerals. Hay as dietary enrichment for rabbits. Approximately 85% of a rabbit’s diet should be grass/good quality hay, 10% leafy green vegetables and only 5% pellets or nuggets.