RABBITEX
Produces rabbit and guinea pig feed for hobby animal keepers and sells it through an online shop
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About RABBITEX
RabbitEX manufactures feed for hobby rabbits and guinea pigs, including products in several package sizes. Its recipes use natural-based ingredients and production is computer-controlled.
The company sells its own feed to animal keepers through an online shop. It is based in Levice, Slovakia, and the registry records its founding date as 2001.
Product: RabbitEX-branded feed for rabbits and guinea pigs, sold in multiple package sizes.
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