NUTRIN Complete Rabbit Vegetable - GRAIN FREE 1500g

Complete extruded food for rabbits without cereals.

The feed does not contain soy, palm oil, preservatives, colorings, flavorings, added sugars or animal ingredients.

Thanks to lower starch content and energy, your rabbit will maintain optimal weight. Higher fiber content promotes the proper functioning of the gastrointestinal tract and thus contributes to maintaining health.

• Plenty of fiber optimizes the intestinal environment, helping to digest food and suppress the growth of undesirable microbes in the digestive tract.
• Structural fiber forms a suitable structure of the intestinal contents and stimulates intestinal peristalsis.

Ingredients: Lucerne, hay, potato starch, lignocellulosic fiber, yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae), pea protein, parsley, sunflower husk, carrot, carrot fiber, parsnips, sugar beet pulp, grape marc, flax, milk thistle, red sodium phosphate, sodium phosphate , spinach, FOS - chicory inulin 2 g / kg, apple pomace, calcium carbonate, Yucca schidigera 1 g / kg.

Analytical constituents: Crude protein 14%, Crude fiber 20%, Starches 15%, Crude oils and fats 2.5%, Inorganic content 7%, Ca 0.8%, P 0.5%.
Additives / kg: Vitamins: Vitamin A (3a672a) 10,000 IU, Vitamin D3 (3a671) 1,200 IU, Vitamin C (3a300) 200 mg, Vitamin E (3a700) 50 mg. Trace elements: Fe (3b106) 80mg, Mn (3b506) 60mg, Zn (3b607) 60mg, Cu (E4) 10mg, I (3b202) 1mg, Co (3b305) 1mg, Se (3b8.11) 0.3 mg. Amino acids: L-lysine (3.2.3) 2 g, DL-methionine (3c301) 1 g. Emulsifiers: Lecithin (E 322) 5 g.

Feeding instructions: Nutrin Complete Rabbit Vegetable Grain Free is intended for rabbits from 8 months of age. The transition from feed for young rabbits should proceed gradually from about 7 months, when most individuals are physically mature. In practice, this is a gradual increase in adult food at the expense of junior granules. The replacement of the original feed should take place gradually in order to prevent digestive problems and also because the conservative rabbit does not always accept the new feed immediately. This can vary from a few days to several weeks.

The feed ration from start to complete withdrawal of junior granules should follow the recommended daily dose of Nutrin Complete Rabbit Vegetable Grain Free, ie 4-6 g per 100 g body weight. This procedure is also applicable to changes in feed at later stages of age. The daily amount should be divided and administered in the morning and evening. Always ensure unrestricted access to hay and fresh water. Can be supplemented with green food, apple, fresh fruit and vegetables. If the rabbit does not regularly consume everything or hay loss is observed, it is advisable to reduce the daily dose. Variation in the form of green fodder, fresh fruit, vegetables and apple is possible. Any changes in feed ration should be made taking into account the individual's body weight, fitness and state of health.