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• LOW IN SUGAR - Boltz balanced diet contains skimmed milk,natural oil,fruits with less sugar, helping keep your rabbit calmer
• NATURAL NUTRIENTS, LESS FILLERS - Provided by Alfaalfa meal, carrot and perfect balance of other natural ingredients get your rabbit more natural nutrients
• RICH IN FIBER: Contains dietary fiber which is helpful for healthy digestive system of your bunny
• NUTRITIONIST CHOICE: Highly palatable food,Suitable for adult and growing rabbits specially prepared by our Nutritionist,
• MADE IN INDIA: Boltz rabbit food is made in india with high quality raw materials sourced directly from farmers.

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ABOUT BOLTZ PETCARE

Pets truly make the home a better place. They keep us company, warm our hearts and make us laugh and laugh. You can do the very best you can for your pets to keep them healthy, safe, active and happy. We had started BOLTZ brand to help modern pet parents with quality and trustable Make In India products to make their pet parenting journey easy.

FEEDING YOUR RABBIT TIPS

Rabbits are herbivores and only eat plant material. Their natural diet consists generally of young leaves from:

• plants or bushes
• grasses
• sometimes the bark from bushes and trees.

Rabbits need to eat small amounts frequently. Approximately 30 feeds, of 2 to 8g of food, each day is normal. Pet rabbits must be fed a high fibre diet to help maintain their body and teeth health. Rabbits' teeth are constantly growing and need to be continually worn down by eating.

Fresh green vegetables such as cabbage, lettuce, broccoli and celery should be included in their daily diet — approximately 2 cups a day. But fresh green vegetables must not be their only source of food, the fibre content is too low. Rabbits must be provided with a high fibre diet of Boltz Rabbit food.

CARING FOR YOUR PET RABBIT

Rabbits make great pets. In general rabbits need appropriate housing, exercise, socialisation and a specific diet for good welfare. Some breeds of rabbits, particularly the longer haired rabbits, may require daily grooming. It is important that you understand all the requirements for caring for a rabbit before you buy one. Rabbits generally live for 5 to 8 years depending on their environment and breed, but they can live for as long as 12 years. If you decide to purchase a rabbit, make sure you are prepared to care for them that long.

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