A balanced diet should consist of a good quality pellet, a constant supply of hay, a variety of fresh vegetables, and clean water. Treats and supplements can be included in limited amounts. This article will provide a basic overview of each part of the diet. In Part One we will address pellets, hay and water. In Part Two we ll talk about vegetables, supplements and treats.
Rabbits are crepuscular, which means that they are most active at dawn and dusk.
Many caregivers find that feeding their rabbit at these times fits well with their work schedule, but all rabbits, and people, are different. Your rabbit s individual needs and your lifestyle will dictate their feeding schedule. However, rabbits should never go more than 24 hours without eating. Pellets Almost all rabbits require a high quality pellet unless they are elderly or cannot tolerate alfalfa. Choose a national brand to ensure consistency in ingredients and portions.