Thank you very much - i'll definitely check the fibre content then
I was looking at this food.
please could you tell me the fibre content please
much appriciated
thanks
I use Allen and Page natural pellets
i went to scats at the weekend and the dodson and horrell has 14 % fibre
It doesnt say on their site. Might be worth emailing them to ask
http://www.chudleys.com/products/chudleys-pet/rabbit.html
Rabbit Pellets contain grass, wheatfeed, de-hulled soya bean, nutritionally improved straw, barley, wheat, molasses, limestone, salt and dicalcium phosphate. It’s nutritional content is: Protein 17.0%, Oil 2.5%, Fibre 14.0%, Ash 7.5%, Moisture < 14%.
Found this on another forum- I would double check though
I've been doing some research on what food to swap Grace onto. I have found Burgess Excel which is made up of 36% fibre - that must be good, right? Does anybody use this?
Detailed nutritional info:
Beneficial Fibre36%
Crude Fibre17%
Protein16%
Vitamin C50mg/kg
Vitamin D3 *1,500iu/kg
Vitamin E *120mg/kgCopper **12mg/kg
Vitamin A *15,000iu/kg
Oils4%
Ash6%
Calcium0.90%
Phosphorous0.5%
Rabbit Pellets contain grass, wheatfeed, de-hulled soya bean, nutritionally improved straw, barley, wheat, molasses, limestone, salt and dicalcium phosphate. It’s nutritional content is: Protein 17.0%, Oil 2.5%, Fibre 14.0%, Ash 7.5%, Moisture < 14%.
Found this on another forum- I would double check though
are these ok to feed or not?
I use them, my vet reccommended them, he said the bunnies at his veterinary uni did well on them. Decent price and they are easy to get hold of too. My bunny goes nuts for them. They come in 2, 4 or 10kg bags. The bag says 39% beneficial fibre, 19% crude fibre.