Calling All Rabbit Nutters

[CSAchook]

I believe there is only a two or three percent protein difference in these ghetto-er pellets compared to his original ones. I do not think will kill him for one month but the nutters have me worried that switching his food without mixing it might cause a problem. Jesus I should not read stuff on the internet.

Nivy used to eat that kind! She loved it

 

[Kiki]

Nivy used to eat that kind! She loved it

When she was a baby?

I mixed a tiny bit with the crumbs of the bottom of his last bag.
He ate it like it was his regular food.

 

[Kiki]

The YouTube Live I did earlier...no one joined it.

@BantyChooks Look it! I can do lives again!


I need to schedule one so you guys can join and chat!

 

[CSAchook]

When she was a baby?

I mixed a tiny bit with the crumbs of the bottom of his last bag.
He ate it like it was his regular food.

Yup. That was her baby food Now she eats the big girl version of garden select

 

[Jenessa_096]

No, I do not breed rabbits. I sure hope you don't mean that I have to had bred a rabbit before to understand proper rabbit care.

I'm not saying that you should stop using water bottles, but I was explaining how there are better options for new rabbit owners that may be reading this thread.

Heh! I am a new bunny owner here I just got 2- 2 month old lionhead bunnies. They are currently living with my chickens.

 

[Kiki]

Heh! I am a new bunny owner here I just got 2- 2 month old lionhead bunnies. They are currently living with my chickens.

Boys or girls?

They live in their own cage next to the chickens?

What's their names?

 

[Kiki]

He needed a new rug.

 

[Isadora]

He needed a new rug.
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[Kiki]

He wasn't starting to chew the edge of his other rug today.

I picked this one up at the dollar store so I won't complain if he decides to chew it.

 

[HumbleAmerican]

I never worried about any of the things you bunny nutters worry about. I fed mine trimmings from the grocery store produce department. A lot of those trimmings were from iceberg lettuce. They got whatever kind of hay that was readily available such as timothy and alfalfa. I hand cut a lot of tall grasses for them too.

They did fine for me and were delicious when I ate them.

Much the same. Pellet feed, veggie trimmings, grass.... toss in a helping of hay from whatever the cows are eating once a week or so.

Faster they get big.... faster I can eat em.