So rather than having to purchase a different type of feed for them it is best to give smaller portions of pelleted feed to Bucks and Dry Does and supply more fiber in the form of hay to keep their digestive system functioning properly. The Lactobacillus Acididophillis is a great comfort to the fryers in my rabbitry too. Domestic rabbit livestock need the same essential nutrients as a wild rabbit, only the livestock producer must provide these nutrients. The best solution is to find a reputable feed supplier and work with them to achieve the best feed for your rabbit's needs. The air in a rabbitry must be controlled very closely, to ensure that there is adequate fresh air and no drafts.
Rabbits produce enough ammonia to cause the air to become toxic in a very short time.
This bad air must be removed or the results will be disastrous. Bad air causes stress in rabbits, which can lead to many health problems if not rectified immediately. I diffuse Essential Oils in my rabbitry to keep the air free of odors and air-born bacteria. This is effective to reduce stress caused by bad air in the rabbitry. I also have an exhaust fan that moves the air every hour in the winter without cooling the barn too much.