Adult Rabbit Food for Daily High-Fiber Nutrition, Timothy Hay-Based Uniform Pellets in 5 or 10 lb Bags

Adult Rabbit Food made from timothy grass meal gives mature rabbits a fiber-focused pellet for their everyday feeding routine. The formula is tailored to the lower nutritional needs of rabbits over one year old and is intended to be served alongside unlimited grass hay.

Each uniform pellet delivers the same formula, reducing selective feeding at mealtimes. Added vitamins and minerals round out the recipe, while the available 5 and 10 lb bags let pet parents choose a size that suits their household.

Key Features

• Timothy grass meal supplies plant-based fiber that supports intestinal health and suits the way rabbits digest fibrous plant material.
• Uniform pellets prevent selective feeding, keeping your rabbit from picking around individual components at mealtimes.
• A minimum of 25% crude fiber supports the daily digestive needs of an adult rabbit.
• The 14% minimum crude protein level is formulated around the nutritional needs of mature rabbits rather than growing animals.
• Fortification from vitamins and minerals contributes to a well-balanced diet when the pellets are served alongside loose grass hay.
• Measured daily portions are provided by rabbit weight, making it easier to establish a consistent feeding routine.

Specifications

• Brand: Oxbow Animal Health
• Life stage: Mature rabbits over 1 year
• Base ingredient: Timothy grass meal
• Food form: Uniform pellets
• Bag sizes: 5 lb and 10 lb
• Crude protein: 14.00% minimum
• Crude fat: 2.00% minimum
• Crude fiber: 25.00% minimum, 29.00% maximum
• Moisture: 10.00% maximum
• Calcium: 0.35% minimum, 0.75% maximum
• Phosphorus: 0.25% minimum
• Daily amount for 1–4 lb rabbits: 1/8 cup
• Daily amount for 4–8 lb rabbits: 1/4–1/3 cup
• Daily amount for 8–10 lb rabbits: 1/3–1/2 cup
• Daily amount for rabbits over 10 lb: 3/4 cup

Serve these pellets in addition to unlimited grass hay, and introduce a new food gradually so your rabbit’s digestive system has time to adapt. If your rabbit is over- or underweight, ask your veterinarian or Oxbow for feeding guidance tailored to their needs.