Bunny Boy had Bunnies..

[chickens really]

I used to keep salt blocks for my rabbits. . no idea how important that is or not. I just remember someone telling me they needed it.

I definitely don't do anything with out knowing if it's right.

 

[Bunnylady]

When I first started with rabbits (30-some years ago), I tried the salt spools. I hardly ever saw a rabbit licking one. What I did see, was the salt absorbing moisture out of the air and rusting the cage out in record time. I stopped using the spools, and can't say that the rabbits are any worse off for it.

 

[chickens really]

When I first started with rabbits (30-some years ago), I tried the salt spools. I hardly ever saw a rabbit licking one. What I did see, was the salt absorbing moisture out of the air and rusting the cage out in record time. I stopped using the spools, and can't say that the rabbits are any worse off for it.

Alright because I definitely haven't offered Bunny Boy any of those mineral wheel things so I believe I'm all good...

 

[chickens really]

Bunny Boy is still a bunny to me. I'm still in shock he is a She and now we have Bunnies to raise...
Hmmmm? I don't even know how to express my shock or how I feel having Bunnies?...I'm just thrown ..

 

[Cyprus]

Bunny Boy is still a bunny to me. I'm still in shock he is a She and now we have Bunnies to raise...
Hmmmm? I don't even know how to express my shock or how I feel having Bunnies?...I'm just thrown ..

In a few days you'll be fine
Also, you could give mama dark greens like Kale every day to boost her mineral intake.
If you so wish, there are also water supplements available for Rabbits.

 

[chickens really]

In a few days you'll be fine
Also, you could give mama dark greens like Kale every day to boost her mineral intake.
If you so wish, there are also water supplements available for Rabbits.

I definitely don't do supplements with any of my animals. Bunny Boy hates kale and most veggies...
I'm still calling her Bunny Boy too.
Carrot, Apple and Romain Lettuce she eats...

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

I had read dark leafy greens weren't good for rabbits. Can't remember exactly, but something to do with causing a deficiency??? I will have to look it up. I offer mineral spools but they are ignored.

 

[chickens really]

My friend at the rescue will take in any bunnies I can't sell at 8 weeks old so I'm totally set in the rehoming department.......

 

[townchicks]

You're not there yet, but just a head's up, as the babies start to wean, alfalfa pellets and alfalfa hay only, no greens or veggies to start. Their systems take time to rev up to digesting greens. Too soon and it can cause devastating diarrhea.

 

[townchicks]

Ummmm, sorry, but no. They are not obligate breeders, they are induced ovulators (so are cats, interestingly).

That's term that the vet I worked for used. He treated rabbits for over 40 years, and raised rabbits on the farm that he grew up on. Just saying.