The rabbit industry rarely feeds timothy based pellets and relies on high fat, high protein alfalfa based pellets. Alfalfa pellets are much higher in calcium and that is what contributes to issues like bladder sludge. Most of us use pellets in mod…
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The rabbit industry rarely feeds timothy based pellets and relies on high fat, high protein alfalfa based pellets. Alfalfa pellets are much higher in calcium and that is what contributes to issues like bladder sludge.
Most of us use pellets in moderation for our adult rabbits (ex: 1/8 of a cup for an 8,9 pound rabbit. The bulk of the diet should be a quality grass hay (not alfalafa) and fresh greens based on size. Read Less

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