What To Feed Your Rabbit Everyday (A Rabbit Food & Diet Guide)
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- Today we're talking about what to feed your bun on a daily bases - this is a complete guide on feeding your rabbit! Sara goes through her daily schedule and the quantities of the different foods that she feeds like hay, pellets, and fresh foods & treats. This is great for beginners and expert bun owners alike!
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I like to use my empty hay boxes to make a forage playground with toys and ripped up paper towel rolls. I toss a few pellets in and shake it up and my buns get so excited to dig through and find them 😊
Great advice thank you!! My bunny is a baby I just got here three days ago. Is it okay to rip up paper towel rolls for a baby and put the pellets in there n Mix it up since she is little
Yes we love paper towel/toilet paper rolls! I stuff the hay into a toilet paper roll and call it a "bunrito" haha!
YAY thanks so much for the video! It was very helpful and you answered all my questions. Thank you😊🐇🐇 ( I didn't get a notification of this video when it first came out or maybe I missed it)
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My vet advised me to give my bunny just one healthy snack only once a week to make sure she stays at her optimal weight and because too many treats can cause stasis. No fruit allowed unless it was to assist with giving medicine. Also we had to cut back her pellets (1/16 cup was too much for her) to help her lose weight, now she is perfect at 4.5 lbs. Overweight bunnies have trouble reaching their cecals and keeping themselves clean
That is correct! I agree, only about once per week for fruit and even when you do - it's the smallest amount!
My bunny I got from some people doesn’t see hay as food
No matter which brand or type , he always has it in a litter box but never eats it … I also tried forage but he turns his nose away from it
He does like pellets but I limit his due to past incidents of stasis
So mail my he eats fresh herbs, greens and fennel
He is 7 and I have had him for 5 years
Is he a polish rabbit? I had one who wasn't a great hay eater.vet told me this breed is known for that.BTW-he lived to 13yrs/8 mos.my oldest rabbit in 27+yrs!!!
@@lynngold1865 he is chinchilla / lion head mix
Grey like a chinchilla with longer hair around his face
He is 7.5
Look out for a video explaining this exact topic!
Thanks ! What about Sherwood free choice pellets now can we give that to them ? What is free choice ? My rabbit is picky he likes third cut . But I order the soft kind .
"Free choice" means that they are receiving hay 24/7 and they always have a supply of it to munch on. I recommend giving your buns fresh hay in the morning and then again a couple handfuls at night, this way they will always have the choice to eat their hay. Pellets should only be given in moderation (about 1/8 cup per rabbit in the morning and at night) and should not always be readily available for your rabbit to eat. The same thing goes for greens/veggies - give it to them every day but only in moderation!
The only hay my bunny will eat is alfalfa. I know that it’s not supposed to be given regularly but he literally won’t eat any other type. If I don’t give him anything else, he just doesn’t eat and his gut gets messed up. Any suggestions?
Look out for a video explaining some different hay options for you!
People need to learn that carrots are the the main food of rabbits.
😂😂😂no hay is
Only if your rabbit is an animated character named Bugs. Otherwise, carrots have far too much sugar to be good food for buns. It's ironic that you're trying to spread misinformation like that with the name "Bunni", and I sincerely hope you don't actually have any rabbits you are responsible for.