Nutrena Premium pellets..

[Bunnylova4eva]

I've been feeding my buns Purina Fibre3 for about a year. Today I'm just about out, and went to get another bag. We came to find out our feed store doesn't carry Purina anymore (except for like 1 type) but they did have Nutrena. I'd seen them before, and considered them, but decided to stick with what I already had. Now that I'm almost out of pellets I had to get something, so got them. It looked pretty good nutritionally to me (for Alfalfa based). Maybesomeday I'll switch toTimothy based but they're so expensive,I"m notdoing that right now (or probably for awhile.)Are the Nutrena ones good?

p.s. I know lots about slowly switching pellets-I'll be sure to do that!(;

 

[Bunnylova4eva]

Oh, they're called 'NatureWise' by Nutrena, just so you know the exact thing it is. lol I didn't specify before. =P

 

[Bunnylova4eva]

:anyone:

 

[Watermelons]

Can you find an ingredient list and/or take a picture of the ingredients?

 

[Bunnylova4eva]

Yep sure! I'll godo that and get them posted a little later! (; Thanks!

 

[Bunnylova4eva]

Here's the tag from the bag {scanned it into my computer} :

 

[Bunnylova4eva]

hopefully you can read that...sorry its so small. =/

 

[Watermelons]

I know your guys or 1 of them is still young so alfalfa based is okay (just take them off it once their 6months) Overall ingredients look okay. Corn isnt too close to the top, though I dont like how the 2nd ingredient the soybeans have been dehulled. The hulls of seeds and grains have the most nutrients. (dont confuse the hulls with the husks) Then theres some kind of byproducts at then end of the first indent of ingredients there.

Overall, not too bad, there are better foods out there, Like the oxbow or martin, at the same time there are hundreads of foods 100x worse. Id say its acceptable until their ready for an adult formula.