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Food Pellets for Rabbits (400 g)

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Crude Fiber: Should be at least 18% to 25%. High fiber is critical to prevent “GI Stasis” (gut slowdown).
Crude Protein: Ideally 12% to 14% for adult rabbits. Young rabbits (under 7 months) may need higher protein (around 16%).
Calcium: Should be limited (0.5% to 1.0%) to prevent bladder sludge or stones.
Base Ingredient: Look for Timothy Hay based pellets for adults, while Alfalfa based pellets are better suited for growing babies.

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Concentrated source of vitamins and minerals designed to supplement a rabbit’s primary diet of hay. In India, this 400g size is common for trial packs or for owners of single, small-breed rabbits.

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Food Pellets for Rabbits (400 g)

Crude Fiber: Should be at least 18% to 25%. High fiber is critical to prevent “GI Stasis” (gut slowdown).
Crude Protein: Ideally 12% to 14% for adult rabbits. Young rabbits (under 7 months) may need higher protein (around 16%).
Calcium: Should be limited (0.5% to 1.0%) to prevent bladder sludge or stones.
Base Ingredient: Look for Timothy Hay based pellets for adults, while Alfalfa based pellets are better suited for growing babies.

Food Pellets for Rabbits (400 g)

Crude Fiber: Should be at least 18% to 25%. High fiber is critical to prevent “GI Stasis” (gut slowdown).
Crude Protein: Ideally 12% to 14% for adult rabbits. Young rabbits (under 7 months) may need higher protein (around 16%).
Calcium: Should be limited (0.5% to 1.0%) to prevent bladder sludge or stones.
Base Ingredient: Look for Timothy Hay based pellets for adults, while Alfalfa based pellets are better suited for growing babies.