Calling All Rabbit Nutters

[Isadora]

Holstein

HEIFER!

 

[BenlynFarm]

Pick one

A
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B
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I’d choose A for sure! But I’m a lop fan!

 

[R2elk]

 

[Kiki]

 

[Kiki]

 

[R2elk]

He's getting you trained really well.

 

[BenlynFarm]

Anyone want to share your favorite “mix” of greens you feed your rabbits?

Side note, I’m having trouble finding square bales in my area. All I have found is straight Bermuda. Timothy hay at Tractor Supply costs too much for what I need. Normally I use a mixed grass square bale, which is what they were used to from their previous breeder. Anyone used Bermuda? Or other types of hay?

 

[Kiki]

I bought this back in January and I still have not used the entire thing.
I'm still at only about half of it.

He also gets one of these daily too:

When he finishes the alfalfa hay I will be switching to the same brand Timothy or Orchard Grass stuff.

 

[BenlynFarm]

I bought this back in January and I still have not used the entire thing.
I'm still at only about half of it.
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He also gets one of these daily too:View attachment 3149508View attachment 3149509


When he finishes the alfalfa hay I will be switching to the same brand Timothy or Orchard Grass stuff.

Well that price isn’t terrible on hay but is higher. I pay $10-$12 for mixed hay square bale, not sure on weight. But I didn’t see that brand when I was at Tractor Supply, so that’s good to know! One sqaure bale has lasted me over two months for all of the rabbits. And I bought alfalfa for the babies. Wanted to start adding in some fresh greens, especially for the spoiled one inside the house

 

[Happy Novogens]

Anyone want to share your favorite “mix” of greens you feed your rabbits?
Anyone used Bermuda? Or other types of hay?

When timothy got more pricey, I switched to Bermuda and my rabbits loved it. I just stuck with Bermuda for them from then on.

I also fed that same spring mix through the winters (that @Kiki showed). In summer, I used basil from the garden (and sometimes mint, parsley, romaine).