My spoiled daughter

So this is one of the new chicks we got yesterday
 

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I have a menagerie too, but if your kiddo wanted them then she needs to tend them before other things. Buy chocolate.not real😁
I have 2 buns in the house 2 dogs 1 cat. Outside mini pony, 3 goats just got 4 more hens now have 16chickens and 29 outside buns 😁😁
 
I have a menagerie too, but if your kiddo wanted them then she needs to tend them before other things. Buy chocolate.not real😁
I have 2 buns in the house 2 dogs 1 cat. Outside mini pony, 3 goats just got 4 more hens now have 16chickens and 29 outside buns 😁😁
Oh she does. the bun is in her room so she cleans the cage every day and we only keep the chicks in for a week they will be 14wks sunday
 
What a beautiful bunny! I'd strongly advise you look into having the bunny spayed or neutered at an appropriate age. Rabbits often develop aggressive behaviors or urine spraying when left unaltered. The aggression includes an increased level of territorial behavior, which makes it difficult to interact with the bunny, especially for kids. Altering often dramatically increases their life span, as rabbits are very prone to reproductive cancers. Altered rabbits are also easier to litter box train.
Your home made diet will probably help a bunny thrive. They primarily need hay, though if the bunny is not yet full grown they may need some extra nutrition like in alfalfa.
For more information focused on indoor bunnies and their diet, try looking into The House Rabbit Society's website.
 

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