Supreme Petfoods Tiny Friends Farm Russel Rabbit Tasty Mix 12.5kg

Supreme Russel Rabbit Tasty Mix – 12.5kg

This is the sack size, and it is bought for the same reason people buy any sack: a household with several rabbits, or a rescue, gets through 850g bags faster than it is comfortable to keep replacing them. At 12.5kg it holds roughly a fortnight's feed for ten average 2.5kg rabbits, and the price per kilo is a long way below the small bags of the identical recipe.

The mix itself is Supreme's pellet-free everyday food for adult rabbits — extruded wheat, flaked peas and maize, Timothy hay, alfalfa and whole oats, with no added sugars and natural prebiotics for gut health. Because it is a loose mix rather than a uniform nugget, rabbits work through it with their teeth and noses rather than emptying a bowl in a minute.

Performance & Benefits

• Pellet-free recipe: every component is one a rabbit recognises and will eat, so nothing is bulked out with ground-up pellet.
• Timothy hay in the mix itself, which Supreme name as the fibre source alongside the hay you feed separately.
• No added sugars, and natural prebiotics for digestive health.
• Calcium and phosphorus balanced at 0.6% and 0.4% — the ratio Supreme publish for this recipe.
• Fortified to 20,000 IU vitamin A, 2,000 IU vitamin D3 and 100mg vitamin E per kilogram.
• Encourages natural foraging, which matters more in a multi-rabbit set-up where boredom shows quickly.

Suitable For

• Adult rabbits of every breed, from Netherland Dwarf up to the giant breeds.
• Households with three or more rabbits, rescues and boarding, where a 12.5kg sack is used before it goes stale.
• Owners who want a mix their rabbits will actually finish rather than a nugget they tolerate.
• Not for growing rabbits under about six months — Supreme make Russel Junior Tasty Mix for those.
• Not the right format for a rabbit with existing dental disease or a habit of picking out the cereal and leaving the fibre; a uniform food such as Russel Rabbit Tasty Nuggets removes the choice.

Feeding

• Supreme's rate is 25g per kilogram of bodyweight per day, split into two meals.
• An average 2.5kg rabbit therefore takes around 60–70g a day — so a 12.5kg sack is roughly 180 rabbit-days at that weight.
• Unlimited fresh hay is the bulk of the diet; this mix is the measured part alongside it.
• Add a small handful of fresh leafy greens daily and keep clean drinking water available at all times.
• Do not top the bowl up until what is already in it has been eaten — that is what keeps a mix balanced.
• Introduce any change of food gradually over a week or so.

Composition & Analysis

• Composition: extruded wheat, flaked peas, flaked maize, Timothy hay, alfalfa meal, whole oats, flaked wheat, soya bean hulls, wheat feed, soya oil, extruded locust beans. May contain genetically modified soya and traces of nuts.
• Analytical constituents: crude protein 14.0%, crude fibre 12.0%, crude oils and fats 4.0%, crude ash 5.0%, calcium 0.6%, phosphorus 0.4%.
• Nutritional additives per kg: vitamin A 20,000 IU, vitamin D3 2,000 IU, vitamin E 100mg, iron 50mg, iodine 1.5mg, copper 7.5mg, manganese 30mg, zinc 100mg, selenium 0.25mg.
• Supreme list no linseed in this recipe, so the omega-3 and linseed claims that circulate on some listings are not repeated here.
• Sold by Supreme in 850g, 2.5kg, 5kg and 12.5kg. This is the 12.5kg sack.