False. It appears that pet rabbits do best with fairly low
levels of protein, and diets without animal fats. Many pellets
are very high in protein and calories, and are best for production rabbits
(raised for food), not the average pet rabbit. As well, vegetable
based oils/fats seem to be better for rabbits in their digestibility than
animal based fats. Pet owners should carefully read labels and look
for a diet with moderate protein levels (12-14%) and vegetable fats.
The amount of pellets being fed should be strictly monitored to
prevent excess weight gain, and rabbits should be fed using appropriate
guidelines.
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