My Rabbit Feeding Guide
An intuitive feeding guide for rabbits.
By using My Rabbit Feeding Guide you see whether a forage is tolerated by your rabbits at first sight with the help of a visual traffic light system.Features:- Show the tolerance of a forage of the following categories: Vegetables, Fruits, Branches, Herbage & Wild herbs, Seeds- Show frequent forage failures - Well-grounded data base thanks to http://kaninchenwiese.de- Search over all forage or inside the categories- Filter the forage according to warn level- Show detailed information and pictures to the selected forage- In-App-Shop for purchasing additional features and contentIn-App products:- Image search: Search for feed items via images (plant recognition)- Remove ads: Removes all ads from the app.- Rating system: Rate the compatibility of a specific feed item with a five star rating system.- Favorites: Mark different feed items as favorite to access them quicker.Permissions:- Internet: required to load the pictures on the detail page of a forage- Storage: required to cache images when uploading community images or searching by imageContact:If you have questions, suggestion, better translations or anything else there are the following possibilities for contact available:- E-Mail: [email protected] Twitter: https://twitter.com/foodlex_rabbitBecome a beta user here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/org.kendix.foodlex_rabbitUpdated navigation.
By using My Rabbit Feeding Guide you see whether a forage is tolerated by your rabbits at first sight with the help of a visual traffic light system.Features:- Show the tolerance of a forage of the following categories: Vegetables, Fruits, Branches, Herbage & Wild herbs, Seeds- Show frequent forage failures - Well-grounded data base thanks to http://kaninchenwiese.de- Search over all forage or inside the categories- Filter the forage according to warn level- Show detailed information and pictures to the selected forage- In-App-Shop for purchasing additional features and contentIn-App products:- Image search: Search for feed items via images (plant recognition)- Remove ads: Removes all ads from the app.- Rating system: Rate the compatibility of a specific feed item with a five star rating system.- Favorites: Mark different feed items as favorite to access them quicker.Permissions:- Internet: required to load the pictures on the detail page of a forage- Storage: required to cache images when uploading community images or searching by imageContact:If you have questions, suggestion, better translations or anything else there are the following possibilities for contact available:- E-Mail: [email protected] Twitter: https://twitter.com/foodlex_rabbitBecome a beta user here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/org.kendix.foodlex_rabbitUpdated navigation.
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Please do not feed any seeds to your rabbit they are unable to digest it. Not trusting the app after suggesting some seeds are OK for them.
My rabbits dead
New to the app but so far it's great
I would certainly not call this intuitive. The interface is fine, but there's not much rhyme or reason to foods labeled as yellow, red, or green. Some info in details is incomplete or questionable. I do like the ability to vote thumbs up or down for each entry (doesn't seem to be used for anything, but one can gauge which entries are controversial) and to leave public comments for other users to see.
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Es ist einfach super gemacht und einfach und hilfreich ❤️❤️
The idea is fantastic but.... I'm not sure where the designers get their safe food information. There are many marked 'Yellow' that are seriously dangerous for a rabbits digestive system. Rabbits should not have Seeds, Corn, or most grains! Yes, Meat breeders & for profit breeders do tend to give those but it is usually to fatten the rabbit up. House (pet) rabbits will live much longer and healthier without those in the diet. In addition, Seeds can cause intestinal blockages that can KILL rabbits very quickly! I strongly encourage the app designers to reach out to an organization such as the House Rabbit Society for more information on food safety.
Remove the word Guinea Pig. This is only for rabbits.
Rabbits not Guinea Pigs. Not detailed enough. Poor