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Digestive biscuits?
- Thread starter GBNI
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Dustyrabbit
Warren Veteran
A little bit once is unlikely to do any harm.
Our old bunny Sweep was a big lover of Digestives (our vet suggests a little if you are having trouble getting them to eat after an op) and he lived to age 9.
Our old bunny Sweep was a big lover of Digestives (our vet suggests a little if you are having trouble getting them to eat after an op) and he lived to age 9.
StevieBunny
New Kit
Hi,
Stevie my lionhead as a very sweet tooth.
We cant leave biscuits, chocolate or cereals anywhere he can get them. Hes worst than a dog for his behaviour if im eating them. He usually jumps straight up on my knee and will try to eat the other side of whatever ive got whilst im putting it in my mouth. Same goes for bananas, apples and pears. My OH once left his toast on the chair arm went in the kitchen to fetch something and when he came back Stevie had jumped up took the toast of the plate and was sat eating it.
I have just got another rabbit and there is no way im letting her even taste biscuits, toast etc. Its not really good for them and has led to bad behaviour in the case of stevie. Although most people think its funny.
Erica
Stevie my lionhead as a very sweet tooth.
We cant leave biscuits, chocolate or cereals anywhere he can get them. Hes worst than a dog for his behaviour if im eating them. He usually jumps straight up on my knee and will try to eat the other side of whatever ive got whilst im putting it in my mouth. Same goes for bananas, apples and pears. My OH once left his toast on the chair arm went in the kitchen to fetch something and when he came back Stevie had jumped up took the toast of the plate and was sat eating it.
I have just got another rabbit and there is no way im letting her even taste biscuits, toast etc. Its not really good for them and has led to bad behaviour in the case of stevie. Although most people think its funny.
Erica
My partners mum used to have a house rabbit, who lived to the ripe old age of ten and he had a slice of brown toast every morning and shared a digestive biscuit with her everyday! I am by no means saying that you should give your bun a bite of a digestive everyday but it certainly didn't do him any harm, when given alongside a normal diet!
My bun loves a nibble on a digestive too!
My bun loves a nibble on a digestive too!
