BROWN'S RABBIT AND GUINEA PIG FEEDS

A 17% high quality pelleted feed. Brown's Rabbit Pellets include a large variety of ingredients as compared to home mixes. This helps ensure against nutrient deficiencies. High levels of oats, the most palatable of grains to rabbits, are included to promote good consumption and rapid efficient body growth.

Brown's Rabbit Pellets should be fed as the sole feed to lactating, growing, and pregnant rabbits. It can be fed as the sole feed or cut with other feeds such as greens or hay for dry does and herd bucks. Breeding bucks and unbred does should be fed 1/8 - 1/4 lb. once daily, while bred does should get 1/4 lb. daily. During the first 3 weeks of nursing, feed lactating does 1/4 to 1/2 lb. once daily, depending on size of doe and litter. (Feed less if does and litter are small). Growing youngsters should be started out with the amount they will clean up within one hour. Remove uneaten feed after that time. Increase the amount slowly until about 1/4 lb. daily is fed. After that, self feed for maximum growth.

This 18% deep green pelleted feed can be fed at the same general rates as Brown's Rabbit Pellets. It's higher level of protein and fiber give it an advantage in minimizing enteritis and fur chewing problems. Its high nutrient content of added vitamins and minerals insure excellent coat condition and appearance while higher fiber levels help avoid over-conditioning.

For large rabbit or guinea pig colonies, Brown's Rabbit or Guinea Pig Pellets can be delivered in bulk orders of at least 2 tons at substantial savings over bag prices. Orders of 2 ton or more can be customized to meet your unique and specific needs.

This 20% crude protein pellet is fortified with stabilized Vitamin C and a full compliment of necessary B vitamins. This feed is balanced for rapid growth, and includes ingredients that will promote exceptional hair coat quality.

Greens - Greens such as carrots and leafy portions of plants may be fed, but in very small amounts so that animals will clean them up in several hours. Avoid wilted, moldy or stale greens.

Hay - No hay is needed with any of Brown's Rabbit and Guinea Pig Feeds if they are fed according to directions. If good alfalfa or clover hay is cheap, small amounts can be fed, but it will not improve the ration.

Water - Keep fresh clean water before animals at all times. Never skimp with the water supply. Clean water receptacles daily.

Salt - All mineral needs are supplied by Brown's Rabbit and Guinea Pig Feeds when fed as directed. However, some animals desire extra salt which can be offered in the form of salt spools.