Kanin Guf (15kg)

Rabbits want food with a lot of structure and fibre, because the rabbit's digestive system is built for this. A high-quality, tasty complete rabbit diet will keep your rabbit in good condition and its coat shiny.

RabbitGuf:
RabbitGuf is a complete feed that covers all of your rabbit's nutritional needs.
RabbitGuf is given to pet rabbits at a rate of 100-150 g/day.

Large rabbits being fattened for slaughter must have free access to the feed. If the rabbit has free access to feed, it will eat about 200-250g/day.

The advantage of RabbitGuf is that all the ingredients are compressed together in the pellets, so the animals cannot miss out on healthy fibre ingredients.

Contents:

Grass-green hay pellets 30,00 %
Barley 22,00 %
Beet pellets, extracted 12,00 %
Wheat 11,80 %
Oats 8,00 %
Sunflower, partially shelled 7,96 %
Rape cake 3,00 %
Palm oil 1,50 %
Fodder fibre 1,50 %
Molasses, sugar beet 1,00 %
Vegetable fat 0,50 %
Salt 0,40 % 0,40
Vitamins/micronutrients 0,30 %
L-lysine sulphate and biprod. thereof 0,04 %

Composition:

Crude protein 13,20 %
Crude fat 4,70 %
Crude fibre 13,80 %
Crude ash (residual ash) 6,70 %
Sodium 0,27 %
Lysine per kg 5,40 g
Methionine per kg 2,30 g

Additives:

Vitamin A, E 672 13 500,00 iu
Vitamin D3, E 671 3 000,00 iu
Vitamin E/all-rac-alpha-tocopheryl acetate, 3a700 73,00 iu
Fe, (iron (II) sulphate, monohydrate), E 1 30,00 mg
I, (calcium iodate, anhydrous), E 2 1,00 mg
Cu, (copper (II) sulphate, pentahydrate), E4 10,00 mg
Mn, (manganese (II) oxide), E 5 140,00 mg
Zn, (Ainc oxide), E 6 99,00 mg
Se, (sodium selenite, E 8 0,30 mg

Feeding instructions:
RabbitGuf is a complete feed that covers the entire nutritional requirements of the rabbit.
RabbitGuf is fed to pet rabbits at a rate of 100-150 g/day.
Rabbits to be fattened for slaughter must have free access to the feed. If the rabbit has free access to feed, it will eat about 200-250g/day.

Roughage:
In addition to finished feed, rabbits must have free access to hay. In addition, rabbits like root crops such as carrots, beets and potatoes. Clover, dandelion and cauliflower leaves are also a good supplement for rabbits.

Pay attention to the following points:
Rabbits have a sensitive digestive system and therefore do not tolerate large feed changes, so start with RabbitGuf feed gradually. In addition, care must be taken to ensure that rabbit feed or water does not freeze in winter