Sherwood Pet Health Baby Chinchilla Food - 4.5 lb.

Maintaining digestive health, gastrointestinal tract motility, energy, and appetite are all closely interrelated. If one of these aspects declines, the others will also be impacted.

Feeding even a small amount of greens to a 6-pound rabbit can cause signs of digestive upset to appear within a few days. It can take over a week of not feeding any greens to resolve the issue.

To encourage your pet rabbit to eat more hay and drink more water, it is recommended to reduce the following items in their diet: - Salads, greens, vegetables, and fruits - Grains and soy found in most pellets and treats

These food items are sweeter than hay and can increase digestive and urinary health problems. When rabbits eat more dry hay, they will naturally drink a lot more water.

While some pellet formulas may list hay as the first ingredient, it is important to note that grain and soy, in multiple forms, are often hidden in these products. These pellets are usually less than 35% hay.

It is recommended to feed Sherwood's hay-based formulas, which are grain-free and soy-free. These formulas contain real hay and do not use low-cost ingredients, such as soybean hulls, as a substitute for real hay.

The key benefits of Sherwood's hay-based formulas are: - Grain-free - Soy-free - Science-based, formulated by a PhD in Molecular Biology - Wheat-free and corn-free - Hay-based, with no cheap fillers like soybean hulls - Balanced and complete nutrition

Digestive upset and the risk of stasis are serious concerns for rabbits. By being mindful of the warning signs and adjusting the diet accordingly, you can help maintain your pet's overall health and well-being.

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