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Science Selective Junior Rabbit Food 1.5kg
Science Selective Junior Rabbit Food is a high-fibre complementary food specially formulated for young, growing rabbits. Suitable from around 4 weeks to 20 weeks of age, it provides the additional nutrition and energy required during this important period of rapid growth and development.
With 19% crude fibre and 17% protein, the recipe combines alfalfa, wheat, soya, linseed and other carefully selected ingredients. It also contains prebiotics (MOS) to support the digestive system and is made with no added sugars.
Science Selective Junior is also suitable for dwarf breeds and pregnant or lactating does.
Ingredients
Alfalfa meal, wheat, soya bean hulls, soya bean meal, wheat feed, flaked peas, linseeds, soya oil, calcium carbonate, prebiotics (MOS), dried spinach, yucca extract.
May contain genetically modified soya and traces of nuts.
Analytical Constituents
Crude Protein 17.0%
Crude Fibre 19.0%
Crude Oils & Fats 4.0%
Crude Ash 8.0%
Calcium 0.8%
Phosphorus 0.5%
Nutritional Additives per kg
Vitamin A: 20,000 IU
Vitamin D3: 2,000 IU
Iron: 50mg
Iodine: 1.5mg
Copper: 7.5mg
Manganese: 30mg
Zinc: 100mg
Selenium: 0.25mg
Pet Type
Suitable for young rabbits from approximately 4 weeks to 20 weeks of age.
Also suitable for dwarf rabbit breeds and pregnant or lactating does.
Feeding Instructions
Science Selective Junior is designed to be fed freely during the junior growth stage, while your rabbit’s weight and wellbeing should be monitored regularly.
The pack provides a general feeding guideline of approximately 40–50g per kg of body weight per rabbit per day.
From approximately 4 weeks: allow unlimited access to Science Selective Junior alongside plenty of hay.
At approximately 20 weeks: begin transitioning onto Science Selective Adult Rabbit Food.
The transition should take place gradually over at least two weeks by introducing the adult food while reducing the amount of Junior food.
Fresh vegetables should also be provided alongside good-quality hay and unlimited clean drinking water.
Benefits
Product FAQs
What age is Science Selective Junior suitable for?
It is designed for young rabbits from approximately 4 weeks until around 20 weeks of age.
Can Science Selective Junior be fed freely?
Yes. The feeding guidance states that Junior is best fed freely during the growth stage, while regularly monitoring your rabbit’s weight, body condition and wellbeing.
When should I change my rabbit to adult food?
At around 20 weeks of age, you can begin transitioning to Science Selective Adult Rabbit Food.
How should I change from Junior to Adult food?
Make the transition gradually over at least two weeks, slowly introducing the Adult food while reducing the amount of Junior.
Is Science Selective Junior high in fibre?
Yes. It contains 19% crude fibre.
How much protein does it contain?
It contains 17% crude protein to help meet the nutritional requirements of growing rabbits.
Does it contain added sugar?
The packaging states that Science Selective Junior contains no added sugars.
Does it contain prebiotics?
Yes. The recipe contains MOS prebiotics.
Is it suitable for pregnant or nursing rabbits?
Yes. The packaging identifies the product as suitable for pregnant and lactating does.
Can dwarf rabbits eat Science Selective Junior?
Yes. It is specifically identified as suitable for dwarf breeds.
Should my junior rabbit still have hay?
Yes. Young rabbits should have access to plenty of good-quality hay alongside their Science Selective Junior food and fresh drinking water.
What size is the bag?
Each bag contains 1.5kg of Science Selective Junior Rabbit Food.
Product Facts
Brand: Science Selective
Product: Junior Rabbit Food
Pack Size: 1.5kg
Pet Type: Rabbits
Life Stage: Junior / growing rabbits
Recommended Age: Approximately 4–20 weeks
Crude Fibre: 19%
Crude Protein: 17%
Feeding Type: Complementary rabbit food
Also Suitable For: Dwarf breeds, pregnant does and lactating does
Key Features: High fibre, no added sugars, prebiotics, linseed and nutrients to support growth and development
