We feed Blue Seal Show Hutch Deluxe. This has a 18% fiber and 17% Protein. We feed our rabbits a lot of Timothy Hay, which we feel is a better source of fiber for their diets.   Hay is important for their digestive system and to prevent wool block (hair balls) and it keeps them from being bored. You can purchase hay in bags at Petsmart and Petco. If you have the room to store hay in a clean dry environment, you can purchase hay from Southern States and most feed stores. We buy our hay in bales and inspect it for weeds (woody sticks, thorns, etc). Please be sure to inspect all feed and hay for signs of mold. Moldy food can kill bunnies! We do not recommend feeding alfalfa, it is much too high in protein and can cause problems with kidneys, liver and other organs. (See website http://www.dreamwater.net/islandgems/1/feed.html ) We also feed our rabbits a vitamin supplement called Doc Enhancer. This also helps prevent wool block.

We recommend you purchase rabbit feed that is plain feed. No colorful shapes or treats in the feed. (See website http://www.wbvc.bc.ca/nutrition.htm.  If you prefer buying food locally we recommend Kaytee Rabbit food (pet stores) or Big Red (Southern States) or Purina Rabbit feed. Try to find the freshest food possible. The bag should have a date process stamp.

Jr rabbits (8 weeks to 6 months) 1 cup feed twice a day

Sr. rabbits (over 6 months old) 1 cup feed once a day.