Review on 🐰 Oxbow Bunny Basics - Young Rabbit Food with Alfalfa Hay - 5 lbs: Optimal Nutrition for Growing Rabbits by Mariana Vasquez

I have a beautiful chocolate brown dwarf Dutch deer who is now 4 months old and his name is Jacques. He is very active and very happy/drunk. I have had Dutch midgets for about 40 years, I know them maybe better than humans, they are family to me. They are highly intelligent and complex beings emotionally, physically and spiritually. I know Jacques is in a period of rapid growth. This is accurately represented by how much his body heats up on average while idling. This is one of the few times I can really follow his stats as he is still a bit wild due to his youth. He needs high protein pellets as he should be until he has gone through the initial growth phase, at least 15% protein in the pellet formulation. However, the pellets should not exceed 25% of his daily intake to keep his teeth growth/length in check. Timothy Hay and vegetables should be his main diet. Rabbits are very picky when it comes to pellets, rabbits will often immediately refuse a new pellet for no apparent reason. That's one of the reasons I admire this product. Healthy and goal oriented, Jacques self-limits his intake of these pellets and is getting stronger and healthier every day. You can feel it in him when you hold him and you can see it in his eyes. He couldn't be happier or healthier, and that makes our life together happier and more productive. You are what you eat, there's no denying this adage. I highly recommend this product! A la sante de tous les lapins du monde!