Wombaroo Herbivore Pellets 5kg

Herbivore Pellets – High-Fibre Nutritional Supplement for Exotic Herbivores

Formulated to meet the dietary needs of exotic herbivores, this high-fibre, low-starch pellet is ideal for species including antelope, deer, bison, camelids, rabbits, cavies (guinea pigs), and land tortoises. It provides a complete and balanced vitamin and mineral profile to support digestive health and complement hay- and pasture-based diets.

Key Benefits

• High Fibre, Low Starch – Promotes healthy digestion and reduces the risk of gastrointestinal disturbances.

• Complete Nutrition – Contains essential vitamins and minerals in line with NRC guidelines for herbivores.

• Low Oxalate Formula – Improves calcium and mineral absorption for stronger bones and metabolic health.

• Dietary Support – Balances nutritional gaps in forage-heavy diets such as hay, pasture, or browse.

Ingredients

Grass, clover, plant fibre, cereal meal, soy protein, lysine, methionine, vegetable oils, vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B9, B12, C, D3, E, K, biotin, calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, magnesium, zinc, iron, manganese, copper, iodine, selenium.

Typical Analysis

• Crude Protein: 14%

• Crude Fat: 4%

• Crude Fibre: 22%

• Neutral Detergent Fibre (NDF): 40%

• Starch (max): 10%

• Calcium: 1.0%

• Phosphorus: 0.5%

• Vitamin E: 250mg/kg

• Total Oxalate: 750mg/kg

• Metabolisable Energy (Ruminants): 8.5 MJ/kg

Available Pack Sizes

5kg and 20kg bags

Feeding Directions

Feed Herbivore Pellets as a supplementary food alongside pasture, hay, or browse. Ideal as a nutritional top-up for herbivores maintained on forage-heavy diets.

• Feeding rates vary depending on species, age, size, activity level, and quality of other feeds.

• Introduce gradually over several days to allow digestive adaptation.

• Ensure access to clean, fresh drinking water at all times, as pellet feeding may increase water intake.

Feeding Guide

1 metric cup ≈ 150g of pellets
Note: Recommended feed rates assume pellets make up approximately 20% of the animal’s total daily energy intake.