Rabbit food and breeding supplies

Here are some basic items:

Rabbit Feeds:

1. Hay: Hay is a staple food for rabbits. It provides fiber, which is important for their digestive system. There are different types of hay, including clover and alfalfa hay.

2. Kibble: Rabbit kibble is a commercial food that contains a mixture of grains and other nutrients. There are kibbles designed for rabbits of different ages, including young and adults.

3. Fresh vegetables: Rabbits can eat a variety of fresh vegetables, such as carrots, spinach, parsley, lettuce, and broccoli. It is important to ensure that the vegetables are suitable for rabbits and do not contain any important plants.

4. Fruit: Rabbits can be given small amounts of fruit as an occasional treat. It is important that fruit is ultimately in moderation because it contains sugar.

Rabbit husbandry supplies:

1. Cage: Rabbits need a spacious cage with enough room to move around. The cage should have a well-secured door and be located in a safe location.

2. Litter: Litter at the bottom of the cage helps absorb urine and keep the cage clean. There are different types of bedding, including sawdust, hay, and shavings.

3. Water and food bowls: Bowls should be easily accessible to rabbits and should be cleaned regularly.

4. Toys: Rabbits need something to nibble on with their teeth. Hard toys are ideal for this purpose.

5. Nest: Rabbits need a place to hide and feel safe. A hutch or rabbit hutch provides privacy.

6. Outdoor Run: If you have the option, an outdoor run or enclosure will allow your rabbits to explore and graze on grass.

These items are basic food and husbandry necessities for rabbits. It is important to look after their diet, comfort and safety to keep them happy and healthy.