Info/opinion on this feed breakdown please??

[clawskitty]

Im new to rabbits, and the hubby came home with 3 of them. Currently they are on Manna Pro Select Series Pro Formula Rabbit food ( http://www.mannapro.com/products/rabbit ... nformation ). I prefer a non hormonal (and no GMO thing i keep hearing about) diet. So i called a local feed shop (that i hear nothing but good about from alot of ranchers out here) that says they have this general pellet that I can feed my guys, as long as i feed some alfalfa and grass clippings. They sent me the breakdown of the feed. Now since I dont know rabbits that well, can anyone tell me if they will meet/exceed their dietary needs with this stuff as long as i mix in alfalfa and grass/veggy clippings??

Guaranteed Analysis
Sodium Not less than 0.20%
Sodium Not more than 0.90%
Crude Protein Not less than 14.00%
Lysine Not less than 0.50%
Crude Fat Not less than 3.50%
Crude Fiber Not more than 8.00%
Selenium Not less than 0.6ppm
Zinc Not less than 66ppm

Ingredients
Wheat middlings, Ground Whole Corn, Distillers Grains w/solubles, Molasses Black Strap, Calcium Carbonate, Horse Premix, Fungex, Salt (Sodium Chloride), Tru-Bind Pellet Binder, Dry Apple, Propionic Acid, Ammonium Hydroxide, Sorbic Acid, Benzoic Acid, Phosphoric Acid, Propylparaben, Methylparaben and BHA

Thanks in advance for ANY inpute!!!!

 

[MamaSheepdog]

Corn is frowned upon for many reasons, one of which is a mold that it carries. Middlings, distillers grains, brewer's yeast, etc. are the leftovers from other processing. No idea what 'horse premix' is either. And "Fungex" doesn't sound good at all- fungicides are pretty nasty, from what I've heard.

I just started my herd on MannaPro, so haven't seen any results yet, but I trust the company to make quality products. I would favor it over this other feed.

 

[akane]

I would feed manna pro before that. I've seen a lot worse though.