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What food to offer after Neutering

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CLAREM1

Warren Scout
My male and Female mini lops were neutered yesterday and as expected they have gone off their food a bit they have hardly touched their pellets that the usually devour they have nibbled on their hay but not had loads although they did devour the dandelion leaves I offered this morning. What else can I give them to tempt them in to eating properly again my worry is that as they are only 12 weeks old the only veggies they have had up to now are dandelion leaves and the odd carrot top so I don't want to upset their tummies by giving them lots of new things although I know they need to be eating more, what would be the most gentle on their tummy veggy to offer ?

Thanks!
 
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Go to the supermarket and but some fresh coriander leaves and flat leafed parsley.

If the supermarket is big you should also be able to get these in pots stll growing - which they like even more as they then eat the roots as well.
 
Thanks

parsnipbun said:
Go to the supermarket and but some fresh coriander leaves and flat leafed parsley.

If the supermarket is big you should also be able to get these in pots stll growing - which they like even more as they then eat the roots as well.
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I have seen them in my local tesco in the pots thanks I'll go and get some now!
 
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