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Thank you, it is :( Wow 18 - that's a fantastic age. As you say, happy and healthy for their lives with us is the aim xx

He is - thank you xx

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I haven't been on for a little while, but one of my two rabbits, Charlie, passed away suddenly on Tuesday evening. He had been absolutely fine all day and then just collapsed. I rushed him to vets and he'd had a massive stroke. It was awful :( Poor Charlie - lived life to the full. He was...

I've got two Lionheads - Charlie who's just turned 8 and Poppy, who, all being well(!), turns 8 this month. They are house rabbits :)

Yes, I must say I'm quite impressed with them :)

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Great - thanks:clapping::bunny22:

Thanks for that - I actually have two, so was wondering about it - though the normal Oxbow food looks quite good:thanks:

Hi, I'm just wondering if anybody uses Oxbow food - I'm in the UK, but can get either of the above foods and am wondering whether they are really good?!!:running bunny

Yes, we have distributors over here - you can order it on the internet, so that seems the way to go :)

Thanks - yes, they do get unlimited timothy and meadow hay. Actually, I was a bit concerned about the alfalfa. I am now thinking that perhaps I should switch to Oxbow then, or something like that?!!

Sorry - I'm in the UK - I forgot to mention that!

This is the stuff they're on now: :) Vets believe that high fibre is most important when recommending a rabbit food*. Wild rabbits mainly eat grass, which naturally contains 20-25% fibre and rabbits’ digestive systems have evolved to need a high fibre diet. Supreme has raised the levels of...

Sorry - this is the nutritional value of the mature: Selective 4+ is recommended by vets and provides a tasty balanced diet formulated to meet the special needs of mature rabbits. This nutritionally complete food has high levels of fibre (22%), to aid gut motility and is also low in sugar and...

Hi - I was all set to change my two onto this food from the normal Adult version of SS, but have realised that the Mature have lower fibre levels. Does anybody feed them and think it matters or not. I thought I may as well keep them on the adult version.:confused: