Calling All Rabbit Nutters

[Kiki]

grab one of these things. They're great. Makes it harder for them to knock over the bowls.


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I got a no skid clearance dog/cat bowl.

 

[EverythingDucks]

Mom.... Is this blue ball okay?
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You could give it a try. I can't tell what the blue stuff is made of and I have no idea what dyes were used though

 

[Kiki]

Is the R word going to know to not eat the pellet litter box stuff?
Do I need to just use a pee pad for the first day or two instead of the pellets?

 

[Kiki]

Do I withhold all of the toys and just only offer him one for today?
Or do I not give him any toys until he figures out that he needs to eat his hay?

Now I'm getting nervous. I don't want to screw the dumb thing up.

 

[EverythingDucks]

Is the R word going to know to not eat the pellet litter box stuff?
Do I need to just use a pee pad for the first day or two instead of the pellets?

@CSAchook

 

[EverythingDucks]

Do I withhold all of the toys and just only offer him one for today?
Or do I not give him any toys until he figures out that he needs to eat his hay?

Now I'm getting nervous. I don't want to screw the dumb thing up.

You can withhold some of them so you'll be able to switch out the toys every now and then to keep it interesting, but you don't need to take them all away.

He'll learn to eat it. The new hay will be exciting and if not you can ix it with the timothy and he should eat that. You could also mix some herbs in there to make it smell better.
If he doesn't eat any hay for you then take away the pellets, or at least reduce the amount you feed him and he'll start eating the hay and realize it's yummy.
Sometimes you have to try a few different cuts or types of hay.

 

[Ruby Rogue]

He will eat his toys. Give him grass pads to scratch at and chew on...when you run out of other toys or make them .

 

[Kiki]

You can withhold some of them so you'll be able to switch out the toys every now and then to keep it interesting, but you don't need to take them all away.

He'll learn to eat it. The new hay will be exciting and if not you can ix it with the timothy and he should eat that. You could also mix some herbs in there to make it smell better.
If he doesn't eat any hay for you then take away the pellets, or at least reduce the amount you feed him and he'll start eating the hay and realize it's yummy.
Sometimes you have to try a few different cuts or types of hay.

I don't plan on keeping his pellet food bowl filled.
I plan on offering him a set amount each day but those are not the pellets I'm worried about.
I'm worried about the litter box pellet stuff that I bought... Is the dummy going to eat that thinking it's food?

 

[Kiki]

He will eat his toys. Give him grass pads to scratch at and chew on...when you run out of other toys or make them .

Oh.... What is a grass pad?

 

[EverythingDucks]

He will eat his toys. Give him grass pads to scratch at and chew on...when you run out of other toys or make them .

This sort of thing?