Rabbits Diets

Because rabbits are grazing animals their teeth continue to grow throughout life. It is, therefore, important to feed your pet a diet that contains sufficient plant fibre to keep the teeth from becoming too long and to maintain optimum health.

Vet Pet Rabbit Diet’s crunchy fibre filled nuggets, when fed as directed and given with a plentiful supply of hay and some fresh vegetables, provide sufficient plant fibre to keep your pet’s teeth in good condition and prevent them from growing too long.

In addition to this VetPet Rabbit Diet contains herbs to help digestion and fructo-oligosaccharide to encourage growth of friendly bacteria in the digestive system. It also includes other vitamins, minerals and essential fatty acids to promote a strong immune system, health and vitality. The correct balance of calcium and phosphorus is included to help ensure healthy bones and teeth together with vitamin D to aid in calcium absorption.

When introducing a new diet to your pet it should be done slowly over a 10 day period. This is achieved by adding small amounts of the new foodstuff to their existing food and gradually reducing the level of the old food.

Feeding guide

It is important that you weigh your rabbit on a regular basis to ensure the correct daily amount is being fed. You should aim to maintain a consistent weight in an adult rabbit. We recommend you feed 20-30gm per kilo per day (Pregnant/ lactating does may require a higher dosage). For typical rabbit breed weights see www.alstoe.co.uk. If you have any concerns regarding your pets weight please consult your veterinary surgeon.

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Feeding Your Guinea Pig

Your pet needs to be fed a special diet in order to keep them healthy and strong. VetPet Guinea Pig Diet, when fed together with a plentiful supply of good quality hay and small quantities of fresh vegetables (not lettuce or grass cuttings as these may cause stomach upsets) will supply sufficient vitamins, minerals and plant fibre to your pet.

Because guinea pigs are grazing animals their teeth continue to grow throughout life. It is, therefore, important to give your guinea pig sufficient plant fibre to keep the teeth from becoming too long.

VetPet Guinea Pig Diet’s crunchy fibre filled nuggets, when fed as directed and given with a plentiful supply of hay, provide sufficient plant fibre to keep your pet’s teeth in good condition and prevent overgrowth. It also helps to maintain digestive health.

Guinea pigs cannot produce their own vitamin C so need to obtain it from their diet. The vitamin C provided by VetPet Guinea Pig Diet is, unlike other forms of the vitamin that break down too quickly, supplied in a protected form. This allows the vitamin to become available when it is needed. This vitamin is essential to your guinea pig’s well being.

In addition to this VetPet Guinea Pig Diet contains herbs to help digestion, fructo-oligosaccharide to encourage growth of friendly bacteria in the digestive system and other vitamins, minerals and essential fatty acids to help promote a strong immune system, health and vitality. It also includes the correct balance of calcium and phosphorus to help ensure healthy bones and teeth as well as vitamin D and methionine to aid in calcium absorption.

When introducing a new diet to your pet it must be done gradually over a few days. This is done by adding small amounts of the new foodstuff to his existing food and gradually reducing the level of the old food. Finally a healthy guinea pig will have bright eyes and a shiny coat, its appetite will be good and it will be active and sociable. If you think your pet may be unwell then it is essential you take it to a veterinary surgeon.

Feeding guide

Guinea Pigs 30 – 50 grams/day