This is Tiny Tom. You can see how tiny he is compared to his brothers and sisters and is about a third of their size.
I think he gets a bit flattened by them when it comes to milk time and is so small that he's finding even the junior pellets a bit of a mouthfull so I'm wondering what I can give him to help him on his way, given that mum may be dropping litter number two in about a weeks time. So far I have come up with the cunning plan of watering down some of the junior in to a paste which he might find easier. They also do nibble on mums veg so I thought a bit of grated carrot but after that I am a bit stumped. Can baby bunnies eat porridge? Could I mix it with kitten milk?
Obviously I don't want to pile on the new foods to be careful of their tums although they have taken to pellets and limited veg very well.
I think he gets a bit flattened by them when it comes to milk time and is so small that he's finding even the junior pellets a bit of a mouthfull so I'm wondering what I can give him to help him on his way, given that mum may be dropping litter number two in about a weeks time. So far I have come up with the cunning plan of watering down some of the junior in to a paste which he might find easier. They also do nibble on mums veg so I thought a bit of grated carrot but after that I am a bit stumped. Can baby bunnies eat porridge? Could I mix it with kitten milk?
Obviously I don't want to pile on the new foods to be careful of their tums although they have taken to pellets and limited veg very well.
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