Selective Grain-Free Pellets

People often think that feeding pellets to their rabbits is necessary, but this is not the case. A rabbit can be fed hay and greens just fine. However, it is true that our rabbits love their pellets in general and often they can be convenient to give on a daily basis and also less expensive. However, you have to be extremely careful about the composition of the pellets you are going to give to your rabbit. Here’s why I suggest the Selective Naturals range which is high in fiber, grain free and made from timothy hay. It is a product that contains no added dyes or sugar and is recommended by veterinarians. The pellet ration should represent 2 to 3% of the rabbit’s weight, hay should represent 70% of your companion’s diet. And above all, you must favor a healthy and varied diet with a complement of greenery.

What can be found in Selective Naturals grain-free pellets? 

Ingredients: timothy hay, soy hulls, pea meal, pea flakes, soybean meal, locust bean meal, whole brown flaxseed, soybean oil, calcium carbonate, hydrolyzed yeast, Yucca extract. May contain genetically modified soy and traces of dried nuts.

Nutritional values:

• • Crude protein: 14.0%
  • Crude dietary fiber: 22.0%
  • Crude fat: 4.0%
  • Crude ash: 5.0%
  • Calcium: 0.6%
  • Phosphorus: 0.4%

A small adult rabbit (1 kg) will need 25 gr per day of Selective Naturals Grain Free for Rabbit.
A medium adult rabbit (2.5 kg) will need 60-70 gr per day of Selective Naturals Grain Free for Rabbit.
A very large adult rabbit (5 kg) will need 120-130 gr per day of Selective Naturals Grain Free for Rabbit.

How to organize the transition of new pellets? 

For 5 days 1 serving of new pellets and 4 of the old ones
For 5 days 2 servings of new pellets and 3 of the old ones
For 5 days 3 portions of new pellets and 2 of the old ones
For 5 days 4 portions of new pellets and 1 of the old ones
You can now start the new pellets.

Store in a cool and dry place

Bag weight: 1.5kg

Sample possible on request when ordering

Rabbits World Nutriscore: Pellets that can be fed daily at a rate of 2 to 3% of your rabbit’s weight. In addition to a ration of hay and greens.