JR Farm Grain Free Pellets for Junior

The pellets offered by JR Farm are suitable for young rabbits and meet their nutritional needs. It’s safe to say that at this time in their lives, pellets are a must. Because of the optimal mix of ingredients, your little rabbit won’t be able to sort out. These complete pellets are composed of numerous pressed herbs, flowers and vegetables, thus providing a high raw fiber content. At this age, rabbits can eat almost as much as they want because their energy needs are very high. As rabbits grow very quickly, all the proteins and vitamins will be useful for the formation of their skeleton and muscles. Then, when your rabbit is between 6 and 8 months old, you can make the transition to an adult rabbit food and choose to give or not give pellets. It is important to know that pellets are not mandatory in the diet of an adult rabbit. Hay should be given as much as possible from a young age.

Possibility to ask for a sample when ordering.

Supplementary food for rabbits

Composition: Timothy, forage, lanceolate plantain, bluegrass, alchemilla, red clover, tall fescue, carrots, pea flakes, bean flakes, flaxseed, parsnip, black cumin, fennel, nettle, lemon balm, parsley, canola oil, dandelion, rosemary, yucca, apple, mint, chamomile flowers, thyme, lovage, red beets.

These pellets do not contain dyes or flavors or genetically modified organisms.

Additives:
Nutritional Additives: vitamin A 13,780 NE, vitamin D3 954 NE, vitamin C 265 mg, vitamin E 84.8 mg, zinc 79.5 mg, iron 68.9 mg, manganese 53 mg, copper 15.9 mg, iodine 1.272 mg, selenium 0.265 mg

Analytical constituents:

• Protein 15.8%
• Crude fat 3.8%
• Crude cellulose 17.1%
• Crude ash 8.36%
• Moisture 10%
• Calcium 0.9%
• Phosphorus 0.6%

Rabbits World Nutriscore: Pellets that can be fed at will to supplement a hay ration .