Guidelines
(3) A tablespoon or eggcup of commercial rabbit nuggets once daily (or twice daily if the rabbit weighs over 3.5kg).such as Burgess Excel or supreme science selective rabbit food.
Changing suddenly a rabbit’s diet can upset their tummy so always introduce new foods gradually over at least a week. If your rabbit has a medical condition or if your pet is on any medication, consult your vet before changing its diet.
(1) fresh good quality hay( Timothy Hay or Meadow hay) Their own body size in hay should be given and top up regularly during the day.
(2)A handful of Fresh fruit, veg and herbs. Such as
Asparagus
Basil
Broccoli
Brussels Sprouts
Cabbage
Carrots (only feed occasionally – they are high in sugar. The leafy tops are OK)
Cauliflower
Celeriac
Celery leaves
Chard
Chicory
Courgette
Dandelion (in moderation – can make your rabbit go to the toilet more than usual)
Endive
Green beans
Kale
Parsley
Radicchio
Radish tops
Spinach
Watercress
(3) A tablespoon or eggcup of commercial rabbit nuggets once daily (or twice daily if the rabbit weighs over 3.5kg).such as Burgess Excel or supreme science selective rabbit food.
(4) fresh clean water at all times.
(5) treats such as apple, carrots and bananas should only be given occasionally and in small quantities since they have a high sugar content. Avoid high sugar treats and snacks.
Packet guidelines, body weight and shape should be taken into account as well as veterinary advice when deciding what and how much too feed your rabbit.
I hope you enjoy this post as always feedback and comments are always appreciated.
Sources
www.pdsa.org.uk
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