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RABBIT NUTRITION – AN OVERVIEW - Vet Times

Vet TimesThe website for the veterinary NUTRITION AN OVERVIEWA uthor : Anna MeredithCategories : VetsDate : February 7, 2011 Anna Meredith discusses the importance feeding regimes have on pet RABBIT health, from thechoice of material to the introduction of new eating patterns FEEDING an appropriate diet to a RABBIT is probably the single most important factor inmaintaining its are now the third most popular mammalian domestic pet in the UK. They are also anextremely important livestock species and laboratory model great deal of literature relating to the nutrient requirements of production and laboratory rabbits isavailable, but relatively little relates specifically to pet rabbits have the potential for much longer lifespans than the short-lived production orexperimental RABBIT .

disease. • Dental disease Rabbit teeth are aradicular hypsodont and grow constantly throughout life. The rate of growth should balance the amount of wear produced by grinding fibrous foods, so that tooth length stays constant. Incisor wear, growth and eruption are, in a normal rabbit, balanced at a rate of about 3mm per week.

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