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Posted by Theresa on May 26, 2001 at 20:15:06:
In Reply to: You don't know the half of it......................... posted by Kevin Lorentz on May 26, 2001 at 01:03:09:
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: I do not know if it is common pratice now but when I did raise rabbits some companies had a bad habit of not putting on the label if the pelletts where medicated or not. This is one big reason I had to search for a company that had all natural ingredints ( that goes for poultry as well ) . Why treat an animal for something it has not caught yet .
Good point! The baby chick feed all is supposed to have antibiotics in it but its not listed on the bag.
If a person insists on feeding alfalfa pellets, is there a kind that doesnt have this kind of stuff in it that you know of?
Thanks,
tcc :)
: If you do use rabbit pellets make sure you ask for a full list of whats in it before you buy it. It will save you some head ach down the road .
: Happy Herping ,
: Kevin
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: : : some feed companies do put aditives such as antibiotics in the pellets . I know about this as I use to raise show rabbits . Alot of rabbit breeders would complain about this as they used some of thier rabbits for freash meat .
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: : Hi Kevin,
: : You make a really good point that I was unaware of. Goes to show that reading your lables is more valuable then ever.
: : Take care,
: : tcc :)
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