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What is a healthy food diet for pet rabbits?

Rabbits need a well-balanced diet to be healthy and happy. Take a look at our rabbit feeding tips.

 

What should a rabbit's diet consist of?

An overview of what rabbits should eat each day.

 

What dietary enrichment will keep my rabbit happy

Find out how to use dietary enrichment to improve your rabbit's welfare.

 
 
 
 
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