VetDiet specialty food for dwarf rabbit

Specialized VetDiet food for a dwarf rabbit

Application:
Appropriate fiber values in the form of fibers contained in Dr. Rodents' food reduce the growth of incisors and molars, stimulate small intestine peristalsis and prevent constipation. The optimal content of protein and minerals, maintaining the appropriate calcium-phosphorus ratio has a beneficial effect on the functioning of kidneys, heart, rapid regeneration of wounds, proper functioning of the nervous system as well as muscle stimulation. Reduced calcium and oxalate content may inhibit the development of nephrolithiasis in dwarf rabbits. The food contains natural provitamin A (beta carotene) found in carrots, and thanks to the addition of vegetables and fruit such as peas, apples and a mixture of grasses, including corn, the veterinary food not only has nutritional value, but also tastes good. Carefully selected ingredients make it a favorite food of dwarf rabbits.

Composition:
• dried grasses
• dried alfalfa
• dried carrots
• bran
• pea flakes
• corn flakes
• dried apples
• dried parsley
• dried buckhorn
• linseed oil
• calcium carbonate

Analytical ingredients, not less than:
• crude protein 10.5%
• crude oils and fats 3%
• 24% crude fiber
• crude ash 6%

Minerals per 100 g, not less than:
• calcium 360 mg
• phosphorus 210 mg
• magnesium 90 mg
• potassium 1000 mg
• sodium 90 mg
• iron 4 mg
• zinc 1.4 mg

Dosage:
The amount of food given should be adjusted individually to each animal, depending on its size and age. Provide daily fresh, clean drinking water and access to hay.