Rabbit Food
The right balance for your rabbit is vital, making sure they have constant access to foods high in fibre, such as hay. This supports healthy digestion and wears down growing teeth, preventing any dental issues.
Enrich your rabbit’s diet with our Calibra Rockets range. Whether you’re looking for daily food for your rabbit, or treating them to our tasty sticks, Calibra Rockets has a variety of products to keep your rabbit hopping along. Our rabbit food contains natural ingredients to provide your pet with a nutritious, balanced diet.
FAQs about Calibra Rabbit Food
What Is A Suitable Diet For Rabbits?
Fresh hay or grass should make up most of a rabbit’s daily diet, whilst being supplemented with fresh vegetables, complete feed, such as Calibra Rockets Rabbit Mix, and the occasional treat. Water should also be readily available for your rabbit.
What Vegetables Can Rabbits Eat?
Fresh vegetables should make up around 15-20% of your rabbit’s diet. Leafy green vegetables such as kale, spinach and lettuce are the best options for your rabbit. They can also be fed small amounts of carrot, such as the tops, but should be done sparingly as these are high in sugar.
What High Fibre Foods Can I Feed My Rabbit?
High fibre foods, such as hay, should be readily available for your rabbit, with the addition of a complete feed containing alfalfa, if you are aiming for more fibre in your rabbit’s diet.
How Many Times A Day Should You Feed A Rabbit?
Adult rabbits need to eat twice a day, ideally once in the morning and once in the evening to help maintain energy levels throughout the day. Young rabbits or kittens may need feeding more frequently. There should also be ample forage such as hay available as part of their diet.
Can Rabbits Eat Tomatoes?
Yes, rabbits can eat tomatoes. However, they should be fed it moderation due to their high sugar content. You should also remove any stems or seeds before feeding them to your rabbit, as these can be harmful.
Can Rabbits Eat Grapes?
Yes, rabbits can eat grapes. However, grapes have a high sugar content, therefore these should be given sparingly as an occasional treat.
