what food?

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Wispa & Zola

Mama Doe

• Nov 24, 2007

• #1

what food do you feed your bunnies?!

 

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Hugbut

Mama Doe

• Nov 24, 2007

• #2

Ive got two buns, one on burgess excel & the other on science selective

 

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kimd6200

Banned

• Nov 24, 2007

• #3

massey feeds.x

 

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Woodlouse

Mama Doe

• Nov 24, 2007

• #4

A small amout of Science Selective. LOTS of hay all day. Veg in the evening x

 

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LionheadLuver

Warren Veteran

• Nov 24, 2007

• #5

I've now gone down to one handful morning and eveningof Science Selective, loads of timothy and meadow hay.

 

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Sooz

Wise Old Thumper

• Nov 24, 2007

• #6

Allen & Paige pellets.

Very cheap, high in fibre and low in protein.

 

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Indiechic

Wise Old Thumper

• Nov 24, 2007

• #7

Science Selective, ad hoc hay and veggies on a nite x

 

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bunny babe

Wise Old Thumper

• Nov 24, 2007

• #8

Oxbow Bunny Basics, veg and hay.

 

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Gem

Wise Old Thumper

• Nov 24, 2007

• #9

Science Selective

 

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Wispa & Zola

Mama Doe

• Nov 24, 2007

• #10

are pets at home nuggets rubbish?

also are nuggets better than museli?

 

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Thea & Bobbin

Warren Veteran

• Nov 24, 2007

• #11

Wispa said:

are pets at home nuggets rubbish?

also are nuggets better than museli?

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Pellets are definitely better than the muesli type. Pellets ensure you buns aren't selective feeding... eating only the bits they like.

I believe that Burgess supply P@H with pellets so think they are no different from their own, could be wrong.

I feed Burgess Supa Rabbit Excel and Jounior, but it has been know to cause excess soft poops, but I've found that reducing them slightly and ensuring plenty on Timothy Hay is available this reduces the excess soft poos.

 

Sugarbunny

Warren Scout

• Nov 25, 2007

• #12

Excel pellets (although have reduced amount given quite a lot after I read on the forum that they are often the cause of 'dirty bottoms'!), also alfalfa hay, veg (esp. cucumber, cabbage and apple) and treats like alfalfa slims and lofties.

 

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Jazzy B Bunny

Wise Old Thumper

• Nov 25, 2007

• #13

Mine get Science selective

 

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Rallybunny

Warren Veteran

• Nov 26, 2007

• #14

I have just moved Evo on to Allen and Page, £7 for a huge sack!!!

 

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winegums2007

Banned

• Nov 26, 2007

• #15

Burgess Excel Junior & Dwarf Pellets

 

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janice

Wise Old Thumper

• Nov 26, 2007

• #16

A tiny amount of bunny basics T and huge amounts of hay with a small amount of fresh veg.

 

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Rabbers

Mama Doe

• Nov 26, 2007

• #17

at the mo they have a mix of Oxbow Bunny basics T and Proper Food for Pets natural rabbit pellets. It's a bit cheaper this way, and luckily they like both.

Loads of hay - both fancy and normal and veg in the evening.

 

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Pipstrel

Mama Doe

• Nov 26, 2007

• #18

Do people think that A&P is better than SS? I feed SS but if A&P is cheaper and better I might try them on that?

Thanks

Helen x

 

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phlppip

Young Bun

• Jan 21, 2008

• #19

A&P!!!!! Swapped from SS, my bunnies love it and so does my wallet.

It has a very good fibre/protien ration and contains pre/pro biotics and alfafa/mint and dandelion.

No contest and all this for just £15 for 2 20kg sacks.

Just make sure you get the right one, the one in the brown and white sack!

 

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donnamt

Wise Old Thumper

• Jan 21, 2008

• #20

cannot get my spoilt demons to eat A&P unless they are desperate... moving onto SS as the huge sack of A&P has actually passed the best before date now and needs to be binned (harldy any got used too).... A&P is only worth it if you have lots of bunnies or can get smaller bags or share with fellow bunny owners IMO