can rabbits eat laying pellets

Rabbit pellets are based off of grasses and hay, please do not feed your rabbits laying pellets.
 
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I'm sure it won't harm it if it ate a little, but I wouldn't make it a habbit.



As long as it's non-medicated layer feed.....
 
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Yes, it will. There is no point in sweating over any they may have already eaten, of course. Just don't do it again
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, you can end up with dead rabbits that way! They have delicate tummies and do *not* do well with grain.

Good luck, have fun,

Pat
 
There's too much "grain" content in the chicken's feed--when it gets to the rabbits lower GI the bacteria will have a field day and you rabbit will blow up like a ballon, possibly go septic, and that will be the end of bunny.

Rabbit feed is green for a reason--it's "forage" based.
 
Hope you have had experience with cooton tails before. Most do not do well on a pellet diet. They are better off out in the wild where they can eat grasses and stuff. only a few do well in captivity. You *can* get them to adjust to living in captivity though, expect some of them not to do so well. As for game bird pellets, a definate no. domestic rabbits need hay and rabbit pellets. Wild rabbits need what they would eat out in the wild.
 

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