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MR JOHNSON'S SUPREME RABBIT MIX 2.25KG
r Johnson's Supreme RABBIT MIX is a fibrous, nutritious, wholesome blend of steamed flaked peas, cereals, pellets, extrusions and herbs - supplying your rabbit with a tasty, healthy food in a variety of textures to encourage the natural f
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Supreme RABBIT MIX is a fibrous, nutritious, wholesome blend of steamed flaked peas, cereals, pellets, extrusions and herbs - supplying your rabbit with a tasty, healthy food in a variety of textures to encourage the natural foraging instinct. Feeding the correct diet to your rabbit is essential for maintaining good health. Rabbits require high fibre levels in their diet to assist normal digestive function and aid essential dental wear.
Mr Johnson’s Supreme RABBIT MIX is a complementary feed and should be fed together with unlimited access to good quality hay which is an important source of fibre and an essential part of your rabbit’s diet. A small quantity of fresh greens should also be fed daily and fresh clean water must always be available.
Overcoming selective feeding:
Rabbits, if overfed, can sometimes selectively feed and may leave their less favourite ingredients in the bowl until last, resulting in an unbalanced diet and nutritional deficiency.
To help overcome selective feeding your rabbit should be fed twice a day, dividing their daily requirements into two meals, feeding morning and evening but only refilling the bowl once empty.
Changing your rabbits diet:
Your rabbit’s diet should never be altered suddenly as abrupt changes could trigger digestive upsets, especially in baby rabbits or rabbits that are stressed (for example if they have moved to a new home). If you want to alter your rabbit’s diet, it is recommended that this change takes place gradually over a 7-10 day period. This can be done by mixing small quantities of the new food with their existing food and increasing the proportions until it is fully changed over.
Feeding Guide:
Rabbit Size Quantity
Small (0.5 - 1Kg) 20 to 50g/day
Medium (1 - 2.5Kg) 50 to 75g/day
Large (2.5 - 5Kg) 75 to 100g/day
Giant (5Kg+) 100 to 125g/day
This is a guide only.
A Rabbit's diet should be made up of a high proportion of fresh clean hay an essential fibre source and mimics their natural diet in the wild. This should be fed along with Supreme rabbit mix to ensure rabbits receive a balanced diet that meets their dietary needs.
Composition:
Flaked steamed peas, concentrate pellets (wheatfeed, sunflower extract, straw, sugar beet, calcium carbonate, molasses, grassmeal, sodium chloride, vegetable oil, vitamin & trace element premix, dicalcium phosphate), flaked barley, flaked maize, locust bean extrusions, wheat extrusions, Verm-X® herb blend, Soya oil.
Nutritional Additives:
Vitamin A (E672) 10,000iu/kg; Vitamin D (E671) 1,000iu/kg; Vitamin E 62.5iu/kg; Copper (E4) 12.5mg/kg
Analytical Constituents:
Crude protein 14.00%; Crude fibre 10.00%; Crude oils & fats 3.00%; Crude ash 3.50%; Calcium 0.90%; Sodium 0.20%; Phosphorous 0.20%
Summary:
Available in 900g, 2.25kg & 15kg bags
Specially formulated mixture for all rabbits
Contains our famously tasty steam flaked peas
Contains essential fibre to aid digestion and dental wear
With delicious and wholesome flaked cereals
Fortified with vitamins and minerals
Plus award winning Verm-X herb blend to promote intestinal health
Encourages natural foraging
Supreme RABBIT MIX is a fibrous, nutritious, wholesome blend of steamed flaked peas, cereals, pellets, extrusions and herbs - supplying your rabbit with a tasty, healthy food in a variety of textures to encourage the natural foraging instinct. Feeding the correct diet to your rabbit is essential for maintaining good health. Rabbits require high fibre levels in their diet to assist normal digestive function and aid essential dental wear.
Mr Johnson’s Supreme RABBIT MIX is a complementary feed and should be fed together with unlimited access to good quality hay which is an important source of fibre and an essential part of your rabbit’s diet. A small quantity of fresh greens should also be fed daily and fresh clean water must always be available.
Overcoming selective feeding:
Rabbits, if overfed, can sometimes selectively feed and may leave their less favourite ingredients in the bowl until last, resulting in an unbalanced diet and nutritional deficiency.
To help overcome selective feeding your rabbit should be fed twice a day, dividing their daily requirements into two meals, feeding morning and evening but only refilling the bowl once empty.
Changing your rabbits diet:
Your rabbit’s diet should never be altered suddenly as abrupt changes could trigger digestive upsets, especially in baby rabbits or rabbits that are stressed (for example if they have moved to a new home). If you want to alter your rabbit’s diet, it is recommended that this change takes place gradually over a 7-10 day period. This can be done by mixing small quantities of the new food with their existing food and increasing the proportions until it is fully changed over.
Feeding Guide:
Rabbit Size Quantity
Small (0.5 - 1Kg) 20 to 50g/day
Medium (1 - 2.5Kg) 50 to 75g/day
Large (2.5 - 5Kg) 75 to 100g/day
Giant (5Kg+) 100 to 125g/day
This is a guide only.
A Rabbit's diet should be made up of a high proportion of fresh clean hay an essential fibre source and mimics their natural diet in the wild. This should be fed along with Supreme rabbit mix to ensure rabbits receive a balanced diet that meets their dietary needs.
Composition:
Flaked steamed peas, concentrate pellets (wheatfeed, sunflower extract, straw, sugar beet, calcium carbonate, molasses, grassmeal, sodium chloride, vegetable oil, vitamin & trace element premix, dicalcium phosphate), flaked barley, flaked maize, locust bean extrusions, wheat extrusions, Verm-X® herb blend, Soya oil.
Nutritional Additives:
Vitamin A (E672) 10,000iu/kg; Vitamin D (E671) 1,000iu/kg; Vitamin E 62.5iu/kg; Copper (E4) 12.5mg/kg
Analytical Constituents:
Crude protein 14.00%; Crude fibre 10.00%; Crude oils & fats 3.00%; Crude ash 3.50%; Calcium 0.90%; Sodium 0.20%; Phosphorous 0.20%
Summary:
Available in 900g, 2.25kg & 15kg bags
Specially formulated mixture for all rabbits
Contains our famously tasty steam flaked peas
Contains essential fibre to aid digestion and dental wear
With delicious and wholesome flaked cereals
Fortified with vitamins and minerals
Plus award winning Verm-X herb blend to promote intestinal health
Encourages natural foraging
- Feeding Guide:
Rabbit Size Quantity
Small (0.5 - 1Kg) 20 to 50g/day
Medium (1 - 2.5Kg) 50 to 75g/day
Large (2.5 - 5Kg) 75 to 100g/day
Giant (5Kg+) 100 to 125g/day
This is a guide only.
A Rabbit's diet should be made up of a high proportion of fresh clean hay an essential fibre source and mimics their natural diet in the wild. This should be fed along with Supreme rabbit mix to ensure rabbits receive a balanced diet that meets their dietary needs.
Composition:
Flaked steamed peas, concentrate pellets (wheatfeed, sunflower extract, straw, sugar beet, calcium carbonate, molasses, grassmeal, sodium chloride, vegetable oil, vitamin & trace element premix, dicalcium phosphate), flaked barley, flaked maize, locust bean extrusions, wheat extrusions, Verm-X® herb blend, Soya oil.
Nutritional Additives:
Vitamin A (E672) 10,000iu/kg; Vitamin D (E671) 1,000iu/kg; Vitamin E 62.5iu/kg; Copper (E4) 12.5mg/kg
Analytical Constituents:
Crude protein 14.00%; Crude fibre 10.00%; Crude oils & fats 3.00%; Crude ash 3.50%; Calcium 0.90%; Sodium 0.20%; Phosphorous 0.20%
Summary:
Available in 900g, 2.25kg & 15kg bags
Specially formulated mixture for all rabbits
Contains our famously tasty steam flaked peas
Contains essential fibre to aid digestion and dental wear
With delicious and wholesome flaked cereals
Fortified with vitamins and minerals
Plus award winning Verm-X herb blend to promote intestinal health
Encourages natural foraging