Rabbit Food: Hay, Pellets and Snacks for Every Day in the Hutch
Hay as the main feed, pellets and herbs on top. Here you will find food for a balanced ration in the hutch and in the enclosure.
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Heuland Meadow Hay 4 kg
Content: 4 kg (€3.57 / 1 kg)
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Heuland Meadow Hay 1 kg
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Heuland Organic Hay Premium Plus 1.5 kg
Content: 1.5 kg (€7.33 / 1 kg)
Regular price: €10.99
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Heuland Hay Heart Bavaria BIO 5 kg
Content: 5 kg (€3.71 / 1 kg)
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Heuland Chamomile, Marigold Blend 0.5 kg
Content: 0.5 kg (€10.98 / 1 kg)
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Agrarzone Organic Wheat 20 kg
Content: 20 kg (€1.65 / 1 kg)
Regular price: €32.98
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Beeztees Carrot Chips Rabbit Treats for Rabbits & Rodents, 130 g
Content: 0.13 kg (€53.23 / 1 kg)
Regular price: €6.92
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Beeztees Flower Mix Rabbit Treats for Rabbits & Rodents, 45 g
Content: 0.045 kg (€122.00 / 1 kg)
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Beeztees Fruit Mix Rabbit Treats for Rabbits & Rodents, 120 g
Content: 0.12 kg (€53.00 / 1 kg)
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Agrarzone Rabbit Food Pellets 25 kg
Content: 25 kg (€1.35 / 1 kg)
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Leimüller rabbit food special 1 kg
Sale price: €7.69 Regular price: €13.99 (45.03% saved)
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Leimüller bunny food 1 kg
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Leimüller rabbit food special 5 kg
Content: 5 kg (€3.52 / 1 kg)
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Leimüller Rabbit food Pellets Classic 1 kg
Sale price: €7.69 Regular price: €12.99 (40.8% saved)
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Leimüller rodents muesli 10 kg
Content: 10 kg (€7.81 / 1 kg)
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Leimüller rodents muesli 5 kg
Content: 5 kg (€8.36 / 1 kg)
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Leimüller rodents muesli 1 kg
Sale price: €12.09 Regular price: €17.99 (32.8% saved)
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Leimüller Dwarf Rabbits Food 1 kg
Sale price: €8.79 Regular price: €13.99 (37.17% saved)
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Leimüller dwarf rabbits food A 1 kg
Sale price: €8.79 Regular price: €14.99 (41.36% saved)
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Leimüller Rabbit food Pellets Classic 5 kg
Content: 5 kg (€3.30 / 1 kg)
Variants from €7.69
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Leimüller bunny food 5 kg
Content: 5 kg (€3.30 / 1 kg)
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Leimüller rabbit food special 25 kg
Content: 25 kg (€1.80 / 1 kg)
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Leimüller Dwarf Rabbits Food 5 kg
Content: 5 kg (€4.62 / 1 kg)
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Leimüller dwarf rabbits food A 5 kg
Content: 5 kg (€4.84 / 1 kg)
Variants from €8.79
Sale price: €24.19 Regular price: €29.99 (19.34% saved) Rabbit Food: Hay as the Basis, Pellets on Top
A rabbit ration stands or falls with the hay. It supplies the structure that keeps digestion going and keeps your animals busy for a long time. Everything else comes on top of it. Here you will find hay, pellets, muesli, herbs and small snacks to put together the daily ration, from CHIPSI Sunshine meadow hay to the Leimueller rabbit feed Classic pellets.
Why hay comes first
Rabbits are lagomorphs, and their teeth grow for a lifetime. Only long, thorough chewing wears them down evenly. That is why hay should be available at all times, ideally in a rack so it does not end up in the bedding. Heuland mountain meadow hay or CHIPSI Sunshine meadow hay form the basis, while pellets such as the Agrarzone rabbit feed or Leimueller rodent muesli top them up in small, measured portions. Weigh the portion out rather than filling the bowl by eye, and take out what is left over before you refill.
Variety in moderation
Herbs, carob or a Beeztees fruit mix are treats rather than a basic ration. Given in small amounts they make feeding more interesting and help your animals get used to being handled. Grass for rodents that you grow yourself brings fresh green onto the windowsill and gives your rabbits something to pull at. Introduce new feed slowly and watch how it is taken. If you notice signs of illness, speak to your vet.
Frequently asked questions
How much hay does a rabbit need each day?
Hay is the main feed and should always be available. Top up the rack daily and take out anything that has become damp or has been lying in the bedding. That keeps the hay appetising.
Are pellets suitable as a complete feed?
Pellets top up the ration, but they do not replace hay. The structure of hay matters for tooth wear and digestion, so hay stays the basis of every ration.
How often can I give fruit and snacks?
Only in small amounts and never as a main meal. Introduce new kinds slowly, offer them from your hand and watch how your animals react to them.
Feed for a balanced ration
Good rabbit food starts with hay. Mountain meadow hay and meadow hay supply the structure your animals need every day and keep them busy pulling and chewing. Pellets and muesli top up the ration in measured portions and bring minerals along without replacing the hay. Herbs, carob or a fruit mix add variety and work well as small treats offered from your hand. Grass for rodents that you grow yourself delivers fresh green straight from the windowsill. Introduce new kinds slowly, take out leftovers regularly and store the feed in a dry, cool place. That keeps feeding simple and your rabbits get what they need every day. Hay always stays the basis, because rabbit teeth grow for a lifetime and need plenty of chewing. Keep opened packs closed so the feed stays fresh.