Burgess Excel Rabbit Mature Cranberry & Thyme 1.5 kg

The delicious nuggets help your rabbit keep its weight under control - Rich in easily soluble fibers (38%)Avoid selective feedingWith glucosamine for healthier jointsCranberries are a healthy source of antioxidantsContains prebiotic agent to strengthen healthy digestionVitamins and minerals for healthier eyes, skin and coatAntioxidants for a better immune systemAnalytical constituents:Soluble fibers 40%, crude protein 13%, crude oil and fat 3%, crude fibers 19%, crude ash 7.5%, sodium 0.17%, calcium 0.7%, phosphorus 0.5%.Composition:Grass flour, oats, whole grain wheat, soybean hulls, * wheat fodder, dried peas, brewer's yeast, beet fiber without molasses, thyme 1%, monocalcium phosphate, dicalcium phosphate,minerals, fatty acid, soya oil *, short-chain fructo-oligosaccharides (0.4%)• Ginseng (0.34%) • Salt • Limestone • Cranberry (0.065%) • Lignocellulose • Glucosamine hydrochloride (0.04%). * May contain GMO materialNutritional content:Vitamin A (retinyl acetate) (E672) 30,000 iu / kg, Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) (E671) 3,500 iu / kg, Vitamin E (dl Alpha tocopherol acetate) (3a700) 140 mg / kg,Vitamin C (L-ascorbic acid monophosphate) 20 mg / kg. copper (copper sulfate pentahydrate) (E4) 30 mg / kg, iodine (E2) 1.17 mg / kg,sodium selenite (E8) 0.67 mg / kg, iron (iron sulfate monohydrate) (E1) 200 mg / kg, manganese (manganese sulfate monohydrate) (E5) 188 mg / kg, zinc (zinc sulfate monohydrate) 257 mg / kg,methionine 1,300 mg/kg.additives:Tocopherol (E306) 100 mg/kg.:Feeding instructions:It is important to feed hay/grass of good quality, it must make up the largest part of your rabbit's feed intake per day. Hay/grass should ideally be freely available at all times.Rabbits must also be fed a small amount of pellets, eg Excel nuggets. Excel Nature Snack to vary and encourage contact. Preferably a small amount of leafy vegetables every day.Fresh, clean water must always be available. Ask your vet for more information.If you feed your rabbit muesli, you must gradually switch to a feeding plan that contains pellets and hay/grass. The transition period must last between 14 and 28 days.Keep an eye on your rabbit's weight to ensure a healthy rabbit, if in doubt always contact your vet.