BUNNY RescueFeed 20 gr.

Features

• For temporary feeding: in the convalescence phase of weakened, inappetent animals

• For dental problems, after operations

• Optimal variety of components: for ideal coverage of nutritional needs

• Structured carbohydrates (lignin / cellulose): Slow microbial fermentation, stimulation of intestinal peristalsis

• Easily digestible fibers: Metabolization by the positive intestinal flora, optimal energy supply of the intestinal mucosa

• Energy supplier: Solubilized starch, a valuable protein as a rapidly available energy source

• Herbs with natural action: To whet the appetite, to aid digestion

• Limited Calcium Content: Suitable for animals with urolithiasis

Composition:
Biological cover of permanent pastures (phleum pratense, fescue pratense, alopecurus pratense, lolium perenne, red fescue, poa annua, ambrosia artemisifolia, avena altissima, trisetum lavescens, white four-leaf clover, red four-leaf clover, lotus botanica, Dandelion, potentilla anspherina, ceratopherina , yarrow, plantago lanceolata), oat bran, bran and flaking of wheat, quinoa, bran and flaking of rapeseed, beer threshers, ligneous cellulose, brewer's yeast, plantago lanceolata, amaranth, residues of the pressing of aronia berries, dandelion leaves, fennel seeds, peppermint leaves, calcium carbonate, Jerusalem artichoke leaves, parsley leaves, aniseed, chamomile flowers, cardus acanthoides, yarrow, maca roots, sage leaves.

Analytical elements:
Crude protein 14.0% Crude oils and fats 3.0% Crude fibers 19.0% Crude ash 7.0% Calcium 0.6% Phosphorus 0.4%

Tips for administration:
The mash is prepared in the ratio RescuFeed - hot water 1: 4 until a mixture suitable for syringes is obtained.
The ready-made mash can be sucked up slowly with a syringe.
Divide the daily ration into 3-5 portions per day.
The mash can be offered for self-intake in the bowl or administered slowly orally via a syringe by introducing it into the lateral corner of the mouth.

Duration of administration:
For temporary feeding until self-consumption of solid feed.