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80% of an adult rabbit's diet should be hay.  Good quality hay is the most part of a rabbits diet and you're rabbits should Always have access to it. it helps keep their gut moving thus avoiding dangerous gut stasis which left untreated is nearly always fatal.it also keeps their teeth nice and short and in good condition. Hamster Types, Rabbit Tricks, Hamster Illustration, Rabbit Diet, Pet Rabbit Care, Meat Rabbits, Raising Rabbits, Pet Bunny Rabbits, Bunny Care

But the base of a bunny food pyramid actually isn’t filled by pellets. The most important ingredient to a healthy bunny’s diet is hay. Fresh hay should be provided to rabbits at all times so they can graze when they please. (See the real rabbit food pyramid in a PDF created by the San Diego House Rabbit Society.) Hay for Rabbits: The Basis for a Healthy Diet Picture a food pyramid for rabbits. What do you see at the base? If you chose bunny pellets, you wouldn’t be alone. Walking down the…

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I have a fresh garden outside (still thriving in the Winter!), but I need advice about what I can feed him from it… Here’s a list. Tomatoes Mint (Already fed him some since I heard it’s safe, he gobbled it up.) Thyme Sage Curry Oregano Rosemary Lemon Thyme Radishes/Leaves (leaves are still prickly) and Spinach Which of these […]

In fact, carrots can be very dangerous for rabbits. Carrots are considered treats and should only be given very sparingly. Besides, rabbits like banana a whole lot more than carrots as a treat anyway. Rabbits should have grass hays at all times. Make sure that when you buy greens you are buying the right kind. Iceberg lettuce is one veggie that is very hazardous to rabbits. In addition, when buying pellets, make sure they do not include alfalfa. Except for special circumstances, rabbits shoul... What To Feed Rabbits, What Can Rabbits Eat, Raising Rabbits For Meat, Rabbit Diet, Pet Rabbit Care, Rabbit Farm, Meat Rabbits, Raising Rabbits, Pet Bunny Rabbits

Rabbits are prey animals. When they meet you, they will think you want to eat them, and may always have that in the back of their mind. Most of the time they will not want to be handled at all. Building trust with your rabbit is very important. You can find tips on how to do this at www.rabbit.org.

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