Is granulation necessary for rabbits to use full-price materials?

Can I use powder? Can I get wet and feed it? I used to see my teacher wet feed-of course, granule is better, powder is also used, lest it is difficult to eat-wet in summer is easy to mildew ah. Motive freezes. But it is better to mix powder wet-that's for sure, because the feeding behavior and physiological characteristics of granules are much better than those of powder. first, the food intake can go up, and second, it accords with the habit of immunity. Pellet feed is the direction of all animal breeding! Each has its own advantages and disadvantages. Generally speaking, the powder plus water mode is better than the solid granule in reducing rhinitis and weaning mortality of young rabbits. Be careful that the rabbit's teeth are as long as the beard. -- passing by, learning-- although pellet feed has many advantages, in order to reduce the cost of raising rabbits in small-scale families, it is not impossible to mix powder wet. However, the amount of added water should be strictly controlled, and flexible feeding methods should be adopted according to the seasonal characteristics. -hebaugzl how do you think powder can reduce costs? it will increase costs instead of reducing costs. The main reason is reflected in the feed transformation. Mixing is fine, of course, but it's not very good, because rabbits have the habit of grinding teeth, so mixing doesn't have this effect.