Health URO Low Calcium 800 grams

Bunny Nature Health Uro Low Calcium for (Dwarf) rabbits

Bunny Nature Health Uro Low Calcium has been specially developed to provide adult (dwarf) rabbits with optimal nutrition, taking their health needs into account. This food is designed to contribute to a balanced and healthy diet for your dwarf rabbits.

✔ Low Calcium Content: This food has a low calcium content, which helps to keep your rabbits' calcium intake at a healthy level
✔ Balance of Fiber and Starch: The food has a balanced ratio of fiber to starch (6.1:1), which is essential for good digestion and intestinal function
✔ Urinary System Support: The food contains carefully selected plants and ingredients, including stable herb root, birch and nettle leaves, to support well-being
✔ Natural Ingredients: The food contains natural ingredients such as Timothy hay, oat bran, sunflower extraction meal, linseed extraction meal, carrot pulp and more

Composition Bunny Nature Health Uro Low Calcium:

Timothy hay (41%), oat bran, sunflower extraction meal, permanent pasture, linseed extraction meal, carrot pulp, rapeseed extraction meal, linseed, rose petals, blue cornflower blossoms, birch leaves (1.5%), inulin, marigold petals, stablewort root (0.75%), nettle leaves (0 .75%), cellobiose, thyme, parsley root, magiplant leaves, juniper berry, black currant.

Analysis Bunny Health Uro Low Calcium:

Crude protein 11%, Crude fat 3%, Crude fiber 22%, Ash 8%, Calcium 0.55%, Phosphorus 0.35%, Sodium 0.18%, Vitamin A 8,277 IU, Vitamin D3 579 IU, Vitamin E 49 .7 mg, Vitamin C 580 mg, Copper 4.97 mg, Iodine 0.74 mg, Zinc 49.7 mg, Manganese 33.1 mg, Selenium 0.15 mg.

Nutritional advice Bunny Nature Health Uro Low Calcium:

UroLowCalcium can be fed indefinitely, which means that you can fill the food bowl and let the dwarf rabbit decide for itself how much it wants to eat. Make sure fresh water is available daily and offer high-quality hay in addition to food to ensure the fiber needed for healthy digestion.

Before switching to a new food, it is advisable to switch gradually by mixing the new food with the current food. This way the rabbit can slowly get used to the new food.