How to Feed Your Rabbit with Pellets

Determine which kind of pellet you should purchase your rabbit., Store the pellets in a clean, closed container., Consider putting vitamins in your rabbits' pellets., Determine how much you should feed your rabbit., Give your rabbit his pellets in a...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Determine which kind of pellet you should purchase your rabbit.

    In general, buy alfalfa hay pellets for rabbits younger than seven months, and timothy hay pellets for adults.
  2. Step 2: Store the pellets in a clean

    This way, the pellets will be protected from dirt, sunlight, dark, water and other animals.

    Try to keep the lid closed; this will lower the chance of bacteria. , Always consult a veterinarian before doing this! , A quick rule of thumb is half a cup for every six lbs., but it depends on your rabbit's activity level as well.

    Be very careful not to overfeed your rabbit.

    Obesity in rabbits can cause a shorter life-span.

    They will be tired because they can't move enough. , A ceramic bowl works well.

    Clean the bowl daily, and give the rabbit his pellets every morning. , Put a water container in the rabbit's cage and ensure that your rabbit receives fresh water daily; clean the container daily.
  3. Step 3: closed container.

  4. Step 4: Consider putting vitamins in your rabbits' pellets.

  5. Step 5: Determine how much you should feed your rabbit.

  6. Step 6: Give your rabbit his pellets in a clean container.

  7. Step 7: Give your rabbit plenty of water.

Detailed Guide

In general, buy alfalfa hay pellets for rabbits younger than seven months, and timothy hay pellets for adults.

This way, the pellets will be protected from dirt, sunlight, dark, water and other animals.

Try to keep the lid closed; this will lower the chance of bacteria. , Always consult a veterinarian before doing this! , A quick rule of thumb is half a cup for every six lbs., but it depends on your rabbit's activity level as well.

Be very careful not to overfeed your rabbit.

Obesity in rabbits can cause a shorter life-span.

They will be tired because they can't move enough. , A ceramic bowl works well.

Clean the bowl daily, and give the rabbit his pellets every morning. , Put a water container in the rabbit's cage and ensure that your rabbit receives fresh water daily; clean the container daily.

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