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Wild Bun Help Again
- Thread starter emandden
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traceybrowne
Warren Scout
Greens hmm its up to you but i would not give to much just a small handful every day or 2.
Lactol you could just stop when you think its ready. Buns usually wean from their mums at 6-7 weeks so if you want then. Also thats maybe why she is not drinking from the bowl as she is getting fluids from you.
You could try putting a little lactol in a water bottle and she should go to it then she will know what its for.
Hope this helps
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Steffany2277
Warren Scout
sorry i havnt been following your posts
interested though!well hay is a number one prority, then grass, then a very small amount of pellets and then carrots, apples stuff like that.
in fact my vets gave me a really good food guide, I'll scan it into my pc and send it to you if you want!
how come you got a wildie?
sorry i havnt been following your posts
well hay is a number one prority, then grass, then a very small amount of pellets and then carrots, apples stuff like that.
in fact my vets gave me a really good food guide, I'll scan it into my pc and send it to you if you want!
we found her in the middle of the road with cars just driving over her.decided to stop and help,took her to the vet etc.shes very bony and we are trying to get her back to health.she comes to me straight away now when i go to the cage.and when i hold her she snuggles up under my chin(with her lice things jumping off onto me)!!!!!
and the food thing would be great,thank you
