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Top-quality feed that bunnies love! A pellet adapted to all stages for growing rabbits and guinea pigs.Weston Rabbit Pellets are a balanced, nutritious feed formulated to support the dietary needs of both pet and production rabbits. Key benefits include balanced nutrition, with around 17% protein plus essential amino acids, vitamins, and minerals to support health and activity; about 10% fibre to aid digestion and gut function; suitability for all life stages, including growing rabbits, adults, pregnant does, and lactating does. Pellets should make up only part of the diet, with about 85% consisting of high-quality, long-stem meadow hay. Fresh water should always be available. Analysis: 17% crude protein, 10% fibre, 0.5% fat, 1.0% salt Yes, we can courierPlease note that our 25kg bags are sent in large, heavy-duty plastic bags 😊 except for local deliveries. Local courier deliveries of feed will now be sent without plastic packaging.Please re-cycle these where you can ♻️ Working Together - Weston Milling & AppletonsWeston Milling has been supplying feed for our animals and yours for nearly 20 years. During this time, we have worked tirelessly to promote and grow this premium brand while highlighting the benefits of their quality feed. We are thrilled to see their market share increase, and thanks to our combined efforts, we are now able to offer sharper pricing. This means we can provide you, our valued customers, with the best feed at the most competitive prices.
$18.00 - $46.00
Special Deal 🐰 Delicious, complementary food for adult rabbits that’s high in fibre and rich in nutrients. Excel Tasty Nuggets prevent selective feeding where the rabbit picks out the sweet high sugar elements of the diet and leaves the nutritious and fibre-rich elements. Naturally high in Beneficial Fibre (39%) Prevents selective feeding. Contains a natural prebiotic for digestive health. Fortified with vitamins and minerals for healthy eyes, skin and coat. With mint for extra tastiness. Natural antioxidants to support the immune system. Suitable for: All adult rabbits (from 4 months – 5 years old)Important for: Maintaining good digestive health, preventing selective feeding IngredientsAnalytical constituents: Beneficial fibre 40.5%, Crude protein 12%, Crude oils and fats 3%, Crude fibre 21%, Crude ash 6%, Sodium 0.14%, Calcium 0.8%, Phosphorous 0.5% Composition: Grass meal, Wholegrain Wheat, Soya bean hulls*, Oatfeed, Wheat feed, Lignocellulose, Yeast (Brewer’s Yeast and Grains), Dried Lucerne, Dried mint (1%), Soya oil*, Dicalcium phosphate, calcium carbonate, Short chain fructo- oligosaccharides (Prebiotic FOS 0.25%), Salt *Produced from genetically modified soya Nutritional additives/kg: Vitamins: Vitamin A (3a672a) 25,000 IU, Vitamin D3 (3a671) 2,000 IU, Vitamin E (3a700) 155 mg, Beta Carotene (3a160a) 5mg, Vitamin C (3a312) 70mg Trace elements: Zinc (as Zinc oxide 3b603) 100mg, Iron (as Iron (II) sulphate monohydrate 3b103) 39mg, Manganese (as Manganese (II)oxide 3b502) 10mg, Copper (as Copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate 3b405) 7mg, Iodine (as Calcium iodate anhydrous 3b202) 1.3mg, Selenium (as Sodium selenite) (3b801) 0.25mg
$52.00
Fibre-rich meadow hay. Perfect for bunnies and guinea pigs. Good quality and makes delicious rabbit and guinea pig feed. Available in a conventional size bale for pick up or easy 50L boxes for the courier. Organic and locally grown Natural source of essential fibre Clean, quality hay Plastic-free packaging Convenient and easy-to-store packaging Ensure your small pets are receiving sufficient fibre; it supports digestive and dental health and keeps our bunnies and guinea pigs happy and healthy. If you're wanting a bale please visit our store to purchase. We have EFTPOS in-store. Please note we do not fumigate our hay. It is cut and baled in the paddock and stored undercover in our hayshed. We box it on the day we send it. We take a slice from a bale and box it. It is fresh, quality hay tightly packed in a cardboard box. We do not have an exact weight - the volume of the box is app. 50L. What is the difference between meadow hay and lucerne hay? The main difference between meadow hay and lucerne hay for rabbits is their nutrition and the life stages they best support. Meadow hay is a grass-based, high-fibre feed that should form the main part of an adults daily diet. Lucerne (alfalfa) is a legume hay that is much higher in protein, energy, and calcium, so it is better suited to growing, pregnant, nursing, or underweight small pets. (rabbits and guinea pigs) Meadow Hay Meadow hay is made from mixed grasses, sometimes with clover or wildflowers. It is high in fibre and lower in protein and calories, with naturally low calcium levels. For adult rabbits, it should make up around 75–80% of the diet because it supports healthy digestion and helps wear down their teeth. For adult guinea pigs, it must be available 24/7. Keeps their constantly growing teeth worn down and ensures their digestive tract keeps moving smoothly. Lucerne Hay Lucerne hay is not a grass but a legume in the pea and bean family. It is much richer nutritionally, with more protein, digestible energy, and calcium than grass hay. While it is ideal for young rabbits under six months, pregnant or nursing does, and rabbits needing extra condition, it is usually too rich for healthy adult rabbits. Best for baby guinea pigs (under 6 months), pregnant or nursing sows, and recovering or underweight adults. Feeding too much lucerne to adult rabbits and guinea pigs can contribute to obesity and urinary or bladder stones. As both types of hay are commonly available in New Zealand, it is important to choose the right one for your rabbits or guinea pigs age and needs. A Vital Note on Guinea Pigs: Neither meadow nor lucerne hay provides enough Vitamin C to sustain a guinea pig. While meadow hay is their essential fibre source, you must supplement their daily diet with fresh bell peppers (capsicum), leafy greens, or high-quality guinea pig pellets.
$18.00
Protein-rich, high-energy feed. Locally sourced. Leafy, tightly packed and good quality. Available in a conventional size bale for pick up or 50L Vol. cardboard boxes for the courier. Last season hay. No bales available for sale at the moment. Please note we do not fumigate our hay. It is cut and baled in the paddock and stored undercover in our hayshed. We box it on the day we send it. We take a slice from a bale and box it so it's fresh, quality hay, and tightly packed in a cardboard box. We do not have an exact weight - the volume of the box is 50L. What is the difference between meadow hay and lucerne hay? The main difference between meadow hay and lucerne hay for rabbits is their nutrition and the life stages they best support. Meadow hay is a grass-based, high-fibre feed that should form the main part of an adults daily diet. Lucerne (alfalfa) is a legume hay that is much higher in protein, energy, and calcium, so it is better suited to growing, pregnant, nursing, or underweight small pets. (rabbits and guinea pigs) Meadow Hay Meadow hay is made from mixed grasses, sometimes with clover or wildflowers. It is high in fibre and lower in protein and calories, with naturally low calcium levels. For adult rabbits, it should make up around 75–80% of the diet because it supports healthy digestion and helps wear down their teeth. For adult guinea pigs, it must be available 24/7. Keeps their constantly growing teeth worn down and ensures their digestive tract keeps moving smoothly. Lucerne Hay Lucerne hay is not a grass but a legume in the pea and bean family. It is much richer nutritionally, with more protein, digestible energy, and calcium than grass hay. While it is ideal for young rabbits under six months, pregnant or nursing does, and rabbits needing extra condition, it is usually too rich for healthy adult rabbits. Best for baby guinea pigs (under 6 months), pregnant or nursing sows, and recovering or underweight adults. Feeding too much lucerne to adult rabbits and guinea pigs can contribute to obesity and urinary or bladder stones. As both types of hay are commonly available in New Zealand, it is important to choose the right one for your rabbits or guinea pigs age and needs. A Vital Note on Guinea Pigs: Neither meadow nor lucerne hay provides enough Vitamin C to sustain a guinea pig. While meadow hay is their essential fibre source, you must supplement their daily diet with fresh bell peppers (capsicum), leafy greens, or high-quality guinea pig pellets.
$22.00
Give your small pets a home they’ll love with our range of hutches, runs, tunnels and playpens. Designed for rabbits and guinea pigs, these enclosures offer safety, comfort and enrichment. From durable hutches to interactive play systems, we have everything to keep your pets happy and healthy.
