ACMGAS103 Journal

Journal for ACMGAS103 Assist in the care of animals AIRC
Student name: Elaine Siu
Student number:65500
Journal Record for ACMGAS103

In order to fulfil the requirements of competency for this unit, a journal is to be kept and
provided to AIRC as evidence of practical abilities. The journal will contain details of the place
of activity, procedure performed, animal and photographic evidence of the stated procedure.
The photograph provided should be of medium size – 640 x 480 pixels
Go to your online area of this unit and download the editable Microsoft Word document. Type
in your entries and paste images as appropriate. Save to your hard drive and upload into the
course area using the link provided. Your submission will be checked by an AIRC assessor.
The journal is to be kept over a four week period and the following procedures are to be
performed:
 Cleaning a cats environment
This activity is to focus on the cleaning of the cats environment, particularly litter
tray procedures and bedding cleanliness and maintenance
 Cleaning a dogs environment
This activity is to focus of cleaning the dogs environment, particularly the toileting
area and maintaining clean and adequate bedding

 Cleaning the facility – mopping floors
This activity should focus on the procedure of mopping a floor, the type of mop and
bucket, considerations when mopping etc
 Feeding animals – this must include the feeding of:

o 2 x different cats requiring different types of food
o 2 x different dogs requiring different types of food
o 2 other animals from different species from the following list:
 Rabbits
 Guinea pigs,
 Rats,
 Mice,
 Birds,
 The feeding log should include brief details on:
o The type of food for the animal
o How the food is presented
o The type of feeding receptacle used
o Encouragement for the animal to eat
o Disposal of uneaten food
These procedures can be demonstrated in an actual animal care workplace or is a situation

that reasonably approximates one. For example using your own pets or those of relations or
friends, perform the same procedure using available equipment–cat carrier cage, dog leads,
kennels, household table
This will equal a total of 9 (nine) journal records
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Example journal record:

Cleaning a cat environment
Date: Place: Animal Procedure
5/11/11 ABC cattery, 101 Cat ‘Timmy’ To remove all cage contents and
Road, Catmore DSH, 6yrs thoroughly clean the cage
Details Gloves were worn to protect hands from chemical usage and any bodily excretions that
may need to be disposed off.
All bedding (towel and ‘fluffy’) were removed from his cage and checked to ensure no
faeces or other solid debris was on it, and then placed in the laundry basket; if, for
example faeces was present this would have to be removed prior to placing bedding in
laundry container.
The cat litter tray was removed and it was noted that he had passed faeces and urine in
the tray; the used litter and faeces and urine was then placed into a plastic bag; this
was performed by using a scoop and holding the litter tray over the bag, the contents
were scooped directly into the bag. The litter tray was then sprayed with dilute
disinfectant – F10.
Food and water bowls were removed (again noting that he had eaten all his food) and
placed in warm soapy water.
Once the cage was empty, it was washed with soapy water to remove any surface dirt
and larger debris; this was done by wiping with paper towel so that the debris was
picked up by the towel and can be immediately disposed off.
The cage was then sprayed with dilute disinfectant; 1:1000 dilution and left for the
contact time required of 2 mins. Food and water bowls were washed and the litter tray
rinsed whilst the disinfectant had contact time with the cage.
The next stage was to rinse the cage to ensure that all residual disinfectant is removed
– this was performed spraying with tepid water and then wiping dry with paper towels.
The cage was then checked to ensure fully dry, prior to placing fresh bedding in it.
Gloves were immediately disposed of in the bin
Photo:

Cleaning a cats environment

My dads home BB’s living area -laundry wash cat beddings and washable
belonging.
- clean cat receptacles via dish soap
- clean cat carrier & Spray diluted
F10SC onto it for 15 mins prior
rinsing, then dry via paper towels.
- clean cat litterbox by scooping litter
out into a rubbish bag, spray diluted
F10 onto it for 15mins prior rinsing,
then dry via paper towels
Details Preparation:
(1) Gloves (2) F10 (3) Spray bottle that has diluted F10 in 1:500 with water
(4) measuring cup (5) dish soap (6)Laundry liquid (7) Laundry disinfectant (8)
paper towels (9) Laundry
Step1: ensure the cats are placed in another room. The cat environment I need to clean
is the living room, where they spend most of their time in.
Step2) I put on the gloves, which is PPE , it protects me from dirt, urine, feaces and
other chemicals.Take the receptacles , clean the with dish soap and water , dry them
with paper towel, then put aside.
Step3) Take out her beddings and washable toys from the carrier, check whether there
is any urine and feaces on it. (there isn’t in this case) then i place them into the laundry
basket. Fill the washing machine with laundry liquid and laundry disinfectant. Turn on
the washing machine, have the items washed in cold water for 30mins. [this is mainly
because my cats aren’t sick]
Step4) Check whether there is feaces or Urine on the carrier, there isn’t. then I spray
diluted F10 thoroughly onto the Carrier
Step 5) Clean the litterbox: Scoop the tofu litter, the clumped urine and feaces from the
litterbox into a plastic rubbish bag. Seal the plastic rubbish bag , and throw it into the
garbage bin that’s out of my apartment. Spray Dilute F10 thoroughly onto the litter
Step6) Spray Diluted F10 onto the table that my cats like to sit on daily. Let it sit for
15mins.
Step 7) Clean floor: first sweep the floor from derbis, mop the floor with diluted F10
(1:500) let it dry.
Step 8) Take the carrier into the shower, rinse the carrier thoroughly, dry the carrier via
paper towels. Place the carrier to where it belongs.
Step 9) Take the litterbox into the shower, rinse the litterbox thoroughly, dry the
litterbox via paper towels. Refill the litterbox with tofu litter to appropriate levels, put
the litterbox to where it belongs
Step10) fill the water receptacle with water and put both of the receptacles back to
where the belongs
Step10) after the washing cycle ended, take out the beddings and put them into the
dryer until its thoroughly dried, then place them back to where they belong.
Photo: Insert photograph here

Cleaning a dogs environment

6/8/2019 Bobo’s home wash the receptacles,
wash & dry the Bobo's washable
belongings and bed
clean the litterpan, dispose training
pads
Sweep and mop bobo's living area
Details Things to prepare :
1) Gloves
2) dish soap
3) laundry basket
4) laundry liquid and laundry sanitizer
5) all the dog washable toys & dog bed
6) Diluted in 1:500 water F10*SC spray
7) two pairs of disposable gloves
8) rubbish bag thats for the drenched dog pad
First and foremost, put on the gloves first， put the washable toys & washable bed into laundry basket,
take them to the laundry machine and wash on cold water with laundry liquid and laundry sanitizer.
Bobo don’t have any unwashable toy, no carrier,no dog house and no dog crate.
Secondly, Take the water and food bowls and wash them with dish soap.
Rinse the bowls and use paper towel to dry them.Then take off the first pair of gloves.
　　Put on the second pair of gloves thats for cleaning toilet.
Take the drenched training pad from the litter pan, throw away the soiled litter pad into a rubbish bag.
Take the litter pan into the toilet, rinse the litterpan and then spray diluted F10*SC Spray onto it throughly.
　　Let it sit for 15 minutes. Take off the second pair of disposable gloves and put them into the rubbish bag.
Dipose the rubbish bag.
　　Put back on the first pair of disposable gloves, sweep the dog's living area, then mop it with strength.
Mop should be drenched with 1:500 F10*SC. Then let it dry by leaving it for 15 minutes. After mopping, rinse the
mop and bucket. After the 15 minutes have finished , go back to the bathroom. rinse the litterpan with water
thoroughly, then dry the litter pan.　Take off the disposable gloves and throw them into rubbish bin.
Go and grab the laundry, Air dry the dog's belongings, including the dog bedding at well ventilated spaces and place
everything back to where they belongs
Last, fill filtered water into the dog's water receptacle.

Mopping a floor
Date: Place: Area (e.g. reception) Procedure
My father’s place Living room -Sweep debis,
-put on the ‘wet floor’ sign.
-ensure disinfectant dilution rate in
----mop bucket
-mop with effort.
Details Things to prepare
- sweep , disposable dust cloth
– mop ,bucket , F10*SC
- PPE: disposable gloves,
-garbage bags in empty general waste bin.
-wet floor sign
- animals removed from the area prior cleaning, (they are in their own enclosures in
another room).
-Measuring cup
First, I swept the floor, ensure no debris remains

Disposable dry dusting cloth is attached to the sweep, it collects the debris and animal
fur. I then collects the dust and dispose the dry dusting cloth into general waste．
Wet floor sign is put onto the floor to ensure nobody is stepping into the area.
The type of mop I chose is based on its ease of use, ability to spin away water
and replacability.a removable mop head that can be removed Mop bucket is
chosen based on its ‘foot squeeze’ mehanism. Both the bucket and mop is made by 3M
I put in 8L of water into the Bucket.
Because the place don’t have Parvovirus nor Fungi spores. But to be safe, its
better to assume there is fungi, yeast of mould. Thus F10*SC dilution rate of
1:500 water is used in this case.I put in 8L of room temp water into the Bucket,
then 16ml of F10*SC to attain 1:500 dilution rate.
I used the measuring cup to make sure i poured 8L of room temp water into the bucket,
the used the measuring cup to ensure 16ml of F10*SC is poured into the solution.
I drenched the mop head into the bucket, then I gave the solution a good stir by using
the mop head to ensure its fully drenched. Ｉ squeezed to ensure no dripping water on
the mop head. Then I mop the floor with pushing effort in order to remove dirt, mop
head is also rinsed in the bucket frequently. the floor is left to dry for 15mins.then I
dispose the bucket of water down into the drain carefully. Rinse both the mop and
bucket．When the floor is completely dried, I take can takeaway the ‘Wet floor’ sign.

Feeding Cat – Animal 1

Da Place: Animal Procedure
te:
My Apartment BB C
De Type of food :
tail
s BB is 2 years old female desexed Domestic Shorthair.
Because BB is diagnosed of chronic diarrhoea in the past, she was suggested by her vet to have
“Royal Canin Gastro Intestine” dry Kibble daily for her diet.
his diet is highly palatable, have animal protein as main ingredient, along with necessary amount of
vitamins, minerals and taurine. The ingredients also contain good quality animal protein, which is
essential for helping the cats’ digestion.
According to the feeding guide of the manufacturer, BB weight 3kg, she is not too fat and not too
thin thus should be given 42 grams of drying kibble daily.
BB is fed twice a day. 7am and 7pm respectively. She usually finish all of her kibbles.
To prepare, first I take out the following,

1)clean stainless steel bowls 2) bowls holder 3) dry kibble container 4) scale 5)dish soap
6) measuring cup
I washed my hands, pat try with papertowel. Take out the scale and put the scale container on top.
It should be on 0. Then I open the dry kibble container and pour the dry kibble onto the scale
carefully until it shows 21grams.Then I close the dry kibble container and put it back to the dry
cupboard. Then I put the dry kibble into the clean stainless steel container.
Given BB’s weight is 3kg. Her daily water consumption is 120ml – 180ml (given normally cat’s daily
water consumption is 40-60ml/ kg.
Then I take out the measuring cup, pour filtered clean water into it and stop at the 180ml mark.
After ensuring 180ml water is in the measuring cup, I pour the water from measuring cup to the
the stainless steel water receptacle.
Both Water and Food receptacles are stainless steel bowls that can be put on an elevated holder.
An elevated holder helps the cat eating more comfortably, I also noticed BB eat more after using an
elevated one. Stainless steel is used because it don’t break like glass or ceramic bowls. I don’t want
to use a plastic bowl as it cannot be cleaned via hot water, as a plastic melt when hot water is
used. But I can clean stainless steel via hot water and soap without concern in material melting.
Food presenting & Encouragement for the animal to eat:

BB is usually around when I put the water and food receptacles onto the receptacle stand. I will
pick her up and place her in front of the filled receptacles to encourage her to eat. BB usually feel
safer when I look at her when she is eating, thus I would be behind her while she is eating.
Usually I point at the water receptacle first, then she will know the water receptacle has been
cleaned, dried and filled with clean water again. BB will drink a bit before eating her dry kibble.
Usually after 30mins BB will finish her meal, then I will soak both the food bowl and the scale
container into soapy water , then rinse it and dry with paper towels.
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My Neighbours Home Feline named ＦＡＦＡ Feed Wet food
Details Fafa is pedigree feline, an American Curl.

Fafa is a female,4 years old, desexed and currently weights 3.2kg.
Type of food that fafa is fed with is Monpetit wet cans.

The wet can shown in the picture mainly contains Tuna, along with VitA,
Taurine and a few other types of mineral& fatty acids.Each monpetit wet can weights
85grams.
Fafa consume two monpetit wet cans per day.

She is fed at specific times， four times a day, 6am, noon, 6pm, midnight
For 6am and 6pm meal times, usually the owner will be opening wet cans.
In the picture, it is 6pm , i opened the wet can from the kitchen and Fafa immediately
meows and went
to the kitchen door eagerly waiting for her meal.
i put only half of the wet can as that Fafa can only finish half can at at time.
for the remaning half, i would put it into a glass container, sealed by gladwrap and put it
into the fridge.
Her wet food receptacle is a flat stainless steel plate, its chosen as it is a durable
material, and fafa seemed able to eat better
if a flat dish is used. I place the dish next to the kitchen door, where Fafa usually have
her meals.
THen i would drain out the existing water from the plastic receptacle and put filtered
room temperature water into the receptacle.
This type of plastic receptacle is used as the owner have three cats in the house, and
they share the same water receptacle.
the plastic bottle can hold up to 750ml. Three of the cats are around 3kg. Thus their
water consumption is definitely less than 750ml.
This help the owner to estimate roughly how much water did their cats drink daily.
To encourage the Fafa to eat, her wet food is served in room temperature.
Around 11:45am and 11:45pm, her remained wet food in the fridge will be reheated by
steam roughly 5 minutes and left in room
temperature for 10 mins to let the food go down to room temperature.
For disposal of uneaten food, i swipe off the remained food in the steel plate with a
tissue, throw away the tissue and the wet can into general rubbish bin.
Then wash the steel plate with soap

Photo:


My Friends home Bob, 12 years old,
Male, Mongel
Details Bob is a 12 years old medium size Mongol that have Pseudo-anorexia and lethargic. He
is currently 15kg. His Purina body weight score is 2.
for this health condition, the vet have suggested Bob to have wet food multiple times a
day. Usually dogs have two meals per day, Spreading meal times throughout the day
will help bob eat more without making him feel sick. He is currently having 6 meals per
day.
Normally dog that’s 15kg should be having 2

Purina’s body weight score 2. He is underweight.
His ideal weight is suppose to be around 40lbs
In light of his anorexia , his diet is on Resting Energy Requirements. (15kg-534kcal,
20kg-662kcal)
Wet food is more enticing and can help dogs in gaining weight.
Finding a quiet and less foreign feeding area with fixed feeding times.
Because Bob’s Body condition score is less than 7. (his BCS is 3), thus the body
weight used in here to calculate his RER is his optimal weight, rather than his
current weight.
Bob’s Ideal Body weight=20kg

RER =662
Number of Trays= 662 / 85 = 7.78
thus he should be fed 8 trays of CESAR® Rotisserie Chicken Daily.
(weight body optimal use then (7>BCS unless weight body actual on Based*
The body weight used in this calculai
His owner have chosen Ceasar wet food. Bob is fed 5 times per day due to his low
apetite
8am : 2 trays
2 pm: 2 trays
6pm : 1 tray
10pm: 1 tray
Midnight: 2 trays
I was feeding him at 6pm, thus he is given 1 tray.

According to the feeding guide from Cesar, its wrote 4 trays
daily per 10 lbs. body weight. Thus Bob should be 16 trays
per day. Since he is fed 8 times per day currently to attain
the calories she
CESAR® Rotisserie Chicken in gravy is formulated to meet

the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO dog food
nutrient profiles for maintenance.
CALORIE CONTENT:
846 kcal ME/kg
85 kcal ME/Tray
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS:
Crude Protein, Min 7.5%
Crude Fat, Min 4.0%
Crude Fiber, Max 1.0%
Moisture, Max 82.0%
Chicken, Chicken Broth, Water, Chicken Liver, Animal Plasma,

Tapioca Starch, Chicken Heart, Dried Beet Pulp, Salt,
Potassium Chloride, Calcium Carbonate, Choline Chloride,
Sodium Tripolyphosphate, Dried Tomato, Xanthan Gum,
Magnesium Proteinate, Rotisserie Chicken Flavor, Manganese
Sulfate, Zinc Sulfate, Vitamin E Supplement, d-Calcium
Pantothenate, Biotin, Thiamine Mononitrate (Vitamin B1),
Copper Sulfate, Riboflavin Supplement (Vitamin B2), Vitamin
A Supplement, Potassium Iodide, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride
(Vitamin B6), Vitamin B12 Supplement, Vitamin D3
Supplement.
CESAR® Rotisserie Chicken Flavor
Photo:

Feeding Dog – Animal 4

My friends home1 Bobo Clean receptacles
4 years old, Male, Fill in
desexed, Toy Poodle
Details Dogs are Omnivore, they require diets that is mixture of plant and meat
50% carb, 5.5% fat 10% protein, 2.5-4.5 FIbre
Dry Dog kibble from Petission is chosen as Bobo’s main food.
Twice a day, once in the morning 7am, once at night 6:30pm
Feeding receptable,
Water receptable is in plastic , Owner find it easy to put a distilled bottled in it originally
to measure his dogs daily water consumption, but as time goes bsy, he stopped buying
distilled bottle water for sustainable reasons (less plastic used).
the receptable is continued in use as they don’t have another one so far. Thus pre-
measurements of water is made.
Bobo is 18 pounds(8.16kg) in weight. Normally dog drnks 40-60 mls/kg/day.
thus 326ml-489.6ml per day. Thus he should be drinking 490ml per day.
Usuually the
Stainless Steel Bowl:

A larger Outward-sloping bowl stainless steel bowl is used as food receptacle. This type
of food bowl is usually used for short nose/ flat breeds like Boxer / Pug. The owner find
it useful as the form of the bowl prohibits it from falling over easily, when compared to
inward-sloping bowl.
Petission Dry kibble -Turkey and Rice

its chosen because I has 50% carbohydrates 23% Protein 13% fat
6% fibre and calciukm, phorphorus , omega 3&6
According to the feeding instruction of the packaging, For dog sthat weight 13lb to 20lb,
110-161 grams should be fed daily.
when there are remaining uneaten food, it would be diposed.I would use a tissue , wipe
down dry kibble into general waste bin.
677calories per day
o The type of food for the animal

o How the food is presented
o The type of feeding receptacle used
o Encouragement for the animal to eat
o Disposal of uneaten food
Type of feeding:
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Photo:

Feeding Rabbit –BREAD

11/11/201 Rabbit cafe Bread, 4 years old,
9 Ginger color?
Details Rabbits are Herbivores, which mean their food is entirely plant materials.
Largomorph
Rabbit name: This is
Age
sex
Breed
adults Rabbits are likely to eat 30-60gm of dry food per kg of body weight per day. They
will drink around 50-100 mls/kg body weight per day.
Food type: Hay 70%

Amount : Oxbow meadow hay, Oat Hay, Timothy Hay.
Receptacle: Plastic & Metal Hay Feeder
Time of day given: Every
(Dried Wheatgrass Hay
Food: 10% pellet, 4 table spoon daily. 10-25grams / kg OF dry pellet daily.
Food type : Pellet, brand
Feeding instruction:
Amount :
Receptacle:
Time of day given:
Food type : Vegetables: 20% One table spoon per 2 pound body weight per day
Amount : Romaine Lettus, Kale, Turnip Greens, Spinach, Arugla, WaterCress
Brocolii , Carrots, Celery, Brussel sprouts
Receptacle: Ceramic Dish
Time of day given:
Morning, they are given vegetables through stainless steel Vegetable
Water bottle and the sipping tube is cleaned via mild detergent daily, dried before the
next usage. 250ml of fresh water is filled into the clean and dried water bottle daily.
Tube is also placed at a height that the adult rabbit can obtain water.
Water: Rabbit need to drink 100ml/ kg daily
stainless steel grassball
Plastic & Metal Hay Feeder

Photo:
Feeding – Animal 6
11/11/201 Rabbit Cafe Name : Bread, Male, 4
9 years old , Domestic
short hair Rabbit.
Color is Fawn
Details The Rabbit is called Bread,
a mix short hair Rabbit.
It’s 4 years old, a Male, and in Fawn Color.
Daily in the morning, he is fed with 20 grams of Oxbow timothy Hay Based Pellets.

The receptacle is ---
Rabbit should have access to hay all day, and the new day is changed daily in the
morning, the amount of hay given should be approximately equal size of Bread’s Body
daily.
Bread is given Oat Hay 24 hours a day, Hay is placed in the

stainless steel grassball, some hay is placed in the stainless steel grassball,
some timothy hay is placed in the Plastic & Metal Hay Feeder
Bread is Fed twice a day,

First time is in the morning 10am,
He will be given 10 grams of “
Give 10 grams Rabbit dry kibble Once every two days

Give Fresh Vegetable Once a day.
Timothy Hay Amount:
Wheat Grass: The amount of wheat grass fed to Bread is rather in an uncertain amount.
As it is a rabbit café, only the Visitors get to feed the rabbits with Wheat Grass, Each
Visitor is given one cup of wheat grass and whom to feed out of the 8 rabbit is hugely
uncertain as the rabbit café don’t have regulations in controlling that.
adults Rabbits are likely to eat 30-60gm of dry food per kg of body weight per day. They
will drink around 50-100 mls/kg body weight per day.
Food: 10% pellet, 4 table spoon daily.

Food type : Pellet, brand
Feeding instruction:
Amount :
Receptacle:
Time of day given:
Food type : Vegetables: 20%

Fresh Vegetables is fed once a day in the morning, when the café first opens.
Receptacle:
Food type: Timothy Hay 70%

Amount :
Receptacle:
Time of day given:Morning 吸及
Water: Rabbit need to drink 100ml/ kg daily

water Receptacle: sipper tube is used for rabbits. The receptacle is washed and
sanitized daily, with fresh & clean water supply enough for daily. Water dishes aren’t
used because they can be contaminated and soiled easily.

Sipper tubes are attached to the inner side of rabbit cages, on a reasonable height so
that the rabbits can sip water easily( One sipper tube per one rabbit cage )
Photo:

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Journal for ACMGAS103 Assist in the care of animals AIRC

Student name: Elaine Siu

Journal Record for ACMGAS103

 Feeding animals – this must include the feeding of:

These procedures can be demonstrated in an actual animal care workplace or is a situation

This will equal a total of 9 (nine) journal records

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Example journal record:

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Cleaning a cats environment

Photo: Insert photograph here

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Cleaning a dogs environment

Photo: Insert photograph here

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First, I swept the floor, ensure no debris remains

Photo: Insert photograph here

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Feeding Cat – Animal 1

To prepare, first I take out the following,

Food presenting & Encouragement for the animal to eat:

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Feeding Cat – Animal 2

Details Fafa is pedigree feline, an American Curl.

Type of food that fafa is fed with is Monpetit wet cans.

Fafa consume two monpetit wet cans per day.

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Feeding Cat – Animal 2

Normally dog that’s 15kg should be having 2

Bob’s Ideal Body weight=20kg

I was feeding him at 6pm, thus he is given 1 tray.

CESAR® Rotisserie Chicken in gravy is formulated to meet

Chicken, Chicken Broth, Water, Chicken Liver, Animal Plasma,

CESAR® Rotisserie Chicken Flavor

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Feeding Dog – Animal 4

Twice a day, once in the morning 7am, once at night 6:30pm

Stainless Steel Bowl:

Petission Dry kibble -Turkey and Rice

677calories per day

o The type of food for the animal

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Feeding Rabbit –BREAD

Food type: Hay 70%

Water: Rabbit need to drink 100ml/ kg daily

stainless steel grassball

Plastic & Metal Hay Feeder

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The receptacle is ---

Bread is given Oat Hay 24 hours a day, Hay is placed in the

Bread is Fed twice a day,

Give 10 grams Rabbit dry kibble Once every two days

Food: 10% pellet, 4 table spoon daily.

Food type : Vegetables: 20%

Food type: Timothy Hay 70%

Water: Rabbit need to drink 100ml/ kg daily

used because they can be contaminated and soiled easily.

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