Diet Help?
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KatieB
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Diet Help?
Hi,
I have two buns buck (1.9kg) and doe (2.5kg)
I'm currently feeding unlimited hay, two handfuls of greens per day (kale, herbs etc..) and around 25g of pellets.
They are eating the pellets and greens almost instantly of late and eating a huge amount of ha.
Am I feeding them enough greens and pellets?
Thanks in advance!
I have two buns buck (1.9kg) and doe (2.5kg)
I'm currently feeding unlimited hay, two handfuls of greens per day (kale, herbs etc..) and around 25g of pellets.
They are eating the pellets and greens almost instantly of late and eating a huge amount of ha.
Am I feeding them enough greens and pellets?
Thanks in advance!
Sneaks- New Hopper
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Re: Diet Help?
Hi There!
A big welcome to HH! Feel free to join in the chat if you would like to x
You are absolutely feeding them exactly the right things and in the right amounts :-) The most important thing in their diet is hay :-)
What sort of bunnies do you have??
A big welcome to HH! Feel free to join in the chat if you would like to x
You are absolutely feeding them exactly the right things and in the right amounts :-) The most important thing in their diet is hay :-)
What sort of bunnies do you have??
KatieB- Elder Hopper
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Agree with Katie. Sounds good regarding the amounts of noms they are getting. And size matters......
c.bolduan- Established Hopper
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KatieB wrote:Hi There!
What sort of bunnies do you have??
c.bolduan wrote:Agree with Katie. Sounds good regarding the amounts of noms they are getting. And size matters......
Thanks! I have a Dutch and Rex cross.
The pellets package says 50g but I felt it looked too much.
Our Rex is a new bond, we had another Dutch prior to that and that food mix seemed about right. Now we have a bigger bun I'm re-thinking the pellet amount She's a big eater and almost a kilo heavier than the Dutch.
Sneaks- New Hopper
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Mine are if hotly bigger than yours and they get an egg cup each morning and night :-) my girl is just over 3kg
KatieB- Elder Hopper
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Ah great glad I'm on the right track then thanks Katie!
Sneaks- New Hopper
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As the others have said - that sounds perfect
They should be eating masses of hay - it is the most important part of their diet.
They're all brilliant at wolfing down pellets and veggies and perfecting the "I'm starving" look - don't worry!
They should be eating masses of hay - it is the most important part of their diet.
They're all brilliant at wolfing down pellets and veggies and perfecting the "I'm starving" look - don't worry!
FluffSlave- Senior Hopper
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we have two bunnies who [for various reasons] are on a hay/grass only diet so I'm also going to say hay is the most important. Most people only feed nuggies to make sure they are getting the vitamins they need so not many are needed.
Amelia66- Established Hopper
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FluffSlave wrote:As the others have said - that sounds perfect
They should be eating masses of hay - it is the most important part of their diet.
They're all brilliant at wolfing down pellets and veggies and perfecting the "I'm starving" look - don't worry!
haha the "I'm starving" look is new here, the new rabbit is a hungry bun!
The hay intake has gone crazy which I'm happy about! Thanks!
Amelia66 wrote:we have two bunnies who [for various reasons] are on a hay/grass only diet so I'm also going to say hay is the most important. Most people only feed nuggies to make sure they are getting the vitamins they need so not many are needed.
Ah thanks! I make sure they get plenty of hay, I was just worried about them not getting enough from the small quantity of nuggets.
Sneaks- New Hopper
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My Holly is very good at eating her hay, she is always in the hay box.
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