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Feed supplemental hay or roughage to maintain a healthy digestive system. Provide fresh, clean water at all times. Store in a cool, dry place. If feed refusal occurs, discontinue use immediately. Not recommended for a wild rabbit diet.

Young & Growing Bunnies: After weaning, provide feed free-choice until approximately eight months of age.Adult Rabbits, not Pregnant: Provide 1/2 ounce of feed per pound of body weight per day to maintain weight.Pregnant Does: Provide 1/2 ounce of feed per pound of body weight per day, until two weeks remaining of pregnancy. With two weeks remaining, increase to one ounce per pound of body weight per day.Nursing Does: Gradually increase feed amount for one week after the litter is born; nursing Does should consume one to three ounces per pound of body weight per day until they're eating free-choice. Nursing does should switch to the measured adult rabbit maintenance diet when the litter is weaned.Meat Rabbits: Should consume an average of four to five ounces of feed per day from weaning to market.

• Young & Growing Bunnies: After weaning, provide feed free-choice until approximately eight months of age.
• Adult Rabbits, not Pregnant: Provide 1/2 ounce of feed per pound of body weight per day to maintain weight.
• Pregnant Does: Provide 1/2 ounce of feed per pound of body weight per day, until two weeks remaining of pregnancy. With two weeks remaining, increase to one ounce per pound of body weight per day.
• Nursing Does: Gradually increase feed amount for one week after the litter is born; nursing Does should consume one to three ounces per pound of body weight per day until they're eating free-choice. Nursing does should switch to the measured adult rabbit maintenance diet when the litter is weaned.
• Meat Rabbits: Should consume an average of four to five ounces of feed per day from weaning to market.