Pellets - where from?

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Chrisrules334

Warren Scout

• Jul 10, 2017

• #1

I notice you have all found the best value and quality hay at Timothyhay.co.uk...

So Where's the best place for pellets ? Assume you buy a tonne at once as they last ages?

 

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Horace the Bold

Alpha Buck

• Jul 11, 2017

• #2

We feed Science Selective, our two share 12g (a eggcup full) a day, a bag of pellets lasts for ages.
The majority of their pellets are individually hand fed throughout the day

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Zoobec

Moderator

Staff member

• Jul 11, 2017

• #3

I buy the smallest bag of excel as an eggcup full per day means the bag lasts for ages. I keep it in a sealed tub. I buy baled hay meant for horses as it's good quality , much cheaper and my rabbits have always preferred it to any other!

 

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Babsie

Wise Old Thumper

• Jul 11, 2017

• #4

Pellets form such a small part of a rabbit's diet that I don't think it is worth buying a large bag.

 

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Chrisrules334

Warren Scout

• Jul 11, 2017

• #5

Thanks all

 

TheThreeB's

Mama Doe

• Jul 11, 2017

• #6

I buy Science Selective from Amazon, it's £19 for a 10kg bag. Tbh I get most things from Amazon as we have Prime x

 

binkyCodie

Mama Doe

• Jul 11, 2017

• #7

I also feed science selective - last brought a bag in 2016 :lol:

 

HouseOfRabbit

Warren Scout

• Jul 11, 2017

• #8

I feed Science Selective as well and buy 10kg bags from Notcutts when they are on offer and get them delivered. Usually costs about £13 per bag I think and then about £5 for postage.

 

tulsi

Wise Old Thumper

• Jul 12, 2017

• #9

I buy harringtons pellets from amazon. 10kg is 13.00 delivered (pound sign wont work on my keyboard ... ). We have amazon prime.

 

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Angie B

Wise Old Thumper

• Jul 12, 2017

• #10

We buy Burgess Excel nuggets for adult rabbits "with mint" from Pets at Home, or our local pet shop, the 2kg size. It's around £5 and lasts a good couple of months I think, if not longer - I've never really made a note to be honest. We just keep it in a tub with a lid, it's not airtight but it still crunches when we get to the bottom. They eat it anyway and they are fusspots so it must be alright! We keep it in the house though, so I don't know if that makes a difference (the bunnies are outdoors).