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Vitamin D Nutrition in the Rabbit

New research is challenging long-held assumptions about vitamin D nutrition in rabbits and the safety of current supplementation practices. This paper explores the evidence and highlights important questions that remain unanswered.

Rabbit Cecal Fermentation

Rabbit digestive health involves far more than the crude fiber percentage on a label, with fiber structure and hay intake playing a major role in cecal fermentation and cecotrope quality. This white paper explores how fiber and digestive motility work together to support long-term gut health.

Urinary Health in the Rabbit

Rabbit urinary sludge is commonly blamed on excess calcium and poor hydration, but emerging evidence suggests that whole-diet chemistry and protein balance may play a much larger role than previously recognized. This white paper examines the science behind urinary health and explores why a broader nutritional approach to prevention may be needed.

Vitamin A and Beta-Carotene in Companion Rabbits

Vitamin A is essential for healthy eyes and overall health, and most adult rabbits get enough from a high-quality hay-based diet. Fresh, green hay provides the safest natural source, while unnecessary vitamin A supplements can be harmful over time.