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[animallove7]

I was wondering is there a cheaper brand of pellets that are as good or it lest close to as good as oxbow pellets for adults . In Canada or online .

[Reeem]

Honestly with pellets if its cheaper than an average price there is something bad in it.

[Bam]

Here’s a list of of many types of bunny food with their nutritional contents, it doesn’t say prices but you can perhaps find a few alternatives to Oxbow and then check the prices on those. The articles have a few tips on what to look for in a good bunny food :
http://www.therabbithouse.com/diet/rabbit-food-comparison.asp

When you choose a pellet, make sure it’s plain pellets you’re getting, some brands have dried fruit and seeds and stuff mixed in, and that’s like candy for a bunny. The bunny will eat the yummy parts and ignore the healthy pellets. That can lead to the bunny getting fat and to poopy butt.

[animallove7]

Ok I got oxbow adult pellets but I do not know how to slowly put it in her diet please can someone tell me how to do it?? Because I only give her 1\4 per servings witch happen only 2 a day so . I got it and holly it is expensive but i think it will be worth it for my beautiful bunny .

[BB & Tiny]

There are usually instructions on the back of the bag for introducing the new pellets, mixing ratios and times.

[Bam]

Do the transition slowly, bunnies don’t tolerate swift changes to their diets very well. Mix in some new with the old and gradually increase the amount of new over a couple of weeks. And keep an eye so the new pellets get eaten, some buns that have been fed a yummy but unhealthy diet (“junk food”) won’t touch the new healthy pellets for quite some time. And a bunny that gets food it doesn’t like won’t necessarily eat it when it gets hungry enough, like a dog would. It might stop eating altogether, and that’s is of course very dangerous for a bun.

[animallove7]

Okay I will try that thank you so much .

[Author]

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