Afternoon snack

Why when theres loads of cabage bits right in front of them do they have to try and nick each others   

They are just gorgeous, what lovely little buns. The other chap's greens are always more appealing love, mine squabble over the same piece of fruit or veg very often or hide their piece then try and take the other chap's and go back to their own. The piggies are naughty for this  

Hugs
Jo xx

I love them     

They look really teeny, Rob - I would be careful about what veg you give them at the moment, they will still be developing 'adult' gut flora. I'd start them off on herbs - coriander, parsley etc and only a tiny bit at a time and one new thing a week. I think cabbagey things are the more difficult ones to digest (cabbage, kale, spring greens) and so I'd lay off them until they're a bit older.

They're very lucky wee bunnies to have found you though  

We think they are between 8/10 weeks old unfortunatly the scum bags that dumped them didn't leave there birth certificates or food or anything else for that matter I just hope they come and ask for the cardboard box back. On the pluss side and its only a very small pluss they were left where somone must have known Jo would find them and I asume they knew she would bring them to me and they would be safe

What adorable little loves! They couldn't be any cuter!          

Yes please be prepared and if they come back for the box give them a could..... Telling!
They are adorable buns and lucky to have found you!    

Bets your excited is it tomorrow you go over to croydon ?

Yes,       
Got everything ready!
Any tips on how to care for a bun without front teeth are welcome now.

They are so beautiful.

     

Eeeek! They are too cute

Aww!

Stolen food always tastes better Have you never pinched a chip off anyone?

Yes the grass is always greener on the other side. Maybe the cabbage too???

Woa I'm in love     

They are just gorgeous   

They are adorable   Watch out though, they have the 'stripe of naughtiness' down their backs   

Yes think that stripe may be working alreadry  

c.bolduan wrote:Yes,       
Got everything ready!
Any tips on how to care for a bun without front teeth are welcome now.

In our experience with Theo, just the same as a bun with front teeth   

He manages all long food - hay, SS pellets, strands of herbs. Also small bits of food - broken up bananananana chip and crunchie. The only difference is he gets any 'hard' veg cut up small. His back teeth get checked by the vet about every 3 months but so far no problems with them. One of his front teeth did grow back but after having that out a second time (about 8 months after the first time), there's no sign of it now.

Sixer wrote:They are adorable   Watch out though, they have the 'stripe of naughtiness' down their backs   

  Oh yes, the Stripe Of Nortiness! Having so many English Spot crosses about, Humum knows this one well.

(It's almost as bad as the White Nose Blob Of Mischievousness, Molly...)

Molly is pleading the fifth

Awwwww yayyyyyy they are gorgeous ..... Oozing naughtiness , but gorgeous!!

They are absolutely adorable love, they look so cuddly and huggable.

Hugs
Jo xx

Yes they are, Toffee seems to like being picked up and snuggled fudge likes being stroked, but typical kids when its throwing it down with rain they just want to sit in the run getting wet