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FORUM DIET & CARE Need Help With My Old Bunnies Feed

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    • teresa8oats
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        My 10 year old rabbit is just showing sighnes of old-bunny-itis! We need to find a brand that sells senior rabbit food~

        If posslible just post the brands name, link, or name of the food itself! Also, if you know of anything else that could help with old bunnies, like suppliments and things like that, then post them too! Thanks~

         

        Teresa


      • tobyluv
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          I don’t know if there are any pellets made for senior rabbits, but Oxbow now has supplements in their Natural Science line, for seniors rabbits.

          You can find it in the BB store: http://store.binkybunny.com/new-natural-science-senior-support-oxbow-p189.aspx, also Drs. Foster & Smith website sells it, and many of the PetSmart stores have it.


        • Godwit
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            i read that oxbow’s young rabbit food is also okay to boost nutrition in senior rabbits as far as age-related weight loss is concerned… but obviously your vet would know how you should change your rabbit’s diet based on it’s individual requirements.

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