Vetafarm – Rabbit Origins

Vetafarm Rabbit Origins is a veterinarian-formulated, completely balanced diet designed to support the nutritional needs of pet rabbits. When combined with high-fibre hay and fresh foods, it ensures optimal health, digestion, and well-being.

Key Features:

• Developed by veterinarians to provide complete and balanced nutrition.
• Designed to be fed alongside a diet of 75% high-fibre hay, 20% pellets, and 5% treats and fresh foods.
• Made with fresh, wholesome Australian-sourced ingredients, free from by-products.
• Contains natural chicory root to promote beneficial gut flora and support immune function.
• Uniquely extruded for enhanced digestibility, safety, and palatability.

Recommended Feeding Guidelines:

• General diet ratio: 75% high-fibre hay, 20% Rabbit Origins pellets, 5% treats and fresh foods.
• Young, pregnant/nursing rabbits, or those with special dietary needs: Free access to Rabbit Origins.
• Mature rabbit feeding guide:
  • 500g - 1.5kg: 1/8 Cup
  • 1.5kg - 3.5kg: 1/3 Cup
  • 3.5kg - 4.5kg: ½ Cup
  • 4.5kg and above: ¾ Cup
• Unlimited access to high-fibre grass hay is essential.

Usage Instructions:

• Feed Rabbit Origins according to the recommended daily quantities based on your rabbit’s weight.
• Provide unlimited access to high-fibre hay to support optimal digestive health.
• Monitor your rabbit’s weight and adjust feeding amounts as necessary.
• Offer fresh foods and treats in moderation as part of a balanced diet.
• Consult a veterinarian for specific dietary advice for rabbits with special needs.

Additional Benefits:

• Ensures complete and balanced nutrition when fed correctly.
• Supports digestive health with high-fibre hay and natural chicory root.
• Meets the nutritional requirements of rabbits at all life stages.
• Extruded pellets enhance digestibility, safety, and palatability.
• Made with premium-quality Australian ingredients.

Caution:

• Always provide fresh, clean water.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
• Avoid overfeeding treats and fresh foods to prevent digestive issues.
• Monitor your rabbit’s health and consult a veterinarian if dietary concerns arise.