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How do you do their veg?
- Thread starter Hoppit!
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I just feed them as they are!! 
If they are dirty, then I do wash them, but for the majority of the time, I just give them as it is.
And they help themselves to the herbs I'm growing when the feel like it, so they are clearly not bothered about dirt!! There is a very clear, bunny-bum shaped dent in my herb tray!
I do cut their carrot & celery into slices though. The celery is obvious, but they won't eat carrots otherwise :roll:. Carrot battons taste completely different slices too, did you know that?!
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If they are dirty, then I do wash them, but for the majority of the time, I just give them as it is.
And they help themselves to the herbs I'm growing when the feel like it, so they are clearly not bothered about dirt!! There is a very clear, bunny-bum shaped dent in my herb tray!
I do cut their carrot & celery into slices though. The celery is obvious, but they won't eat carrots otherwise :roll:. Carrot battons taste completely different slices too, did you know that?!
xxx
Louie only eats herbs, wont touch any veg at all! I still cut the herbs into little bite sized pieces though
lol! But I love giving them nice long stems and watching them disappear so quickly!
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*lily*
Wise Old Thumper
Elena
Wise Old Thumper
I go and collect some herbs and weeds from the garden or cut up some spring green or cauli leaves or whatever.
Fill an old salad spinner.
Fill with cold water and leave for a min or two.
Swash around with my hands.
Empty bottom of salad spinner through the basket of salad spinner and serve.
Fill an old salad spinner.
Fill with cold water and leave for a min or two.
Swash around with my hands.
Empty bottom of salad spinner through the basket of salad spinner and serve.
bensonlola
Warren Veteran
Bunnies are funny, I let them out in the morning for their early morning run around and they come and ask me for their veg as and when they want it. "Spring greens now mum!" "We're ready for broccoli now mum!" "Can we have our carrot rings now?" Then they get a large basil sprig and a mint sprig as a garnish on their pellets when they go in!
The piggies get a spring green leaf whole as a plate and then everything else chopped up in piggie sized pieces, in a big veggie mountain!
I rinse eveything but the carrot, for some reason.
The piggies get a spring green leaf whole as a plate and then everything else chopped up in piggie sized pieces, in a big veggie mountain!
I rinse eveything but the carrot, for some reason.
Blackberry & Co
Wise Old Thumper
Mine only have carrots as veggies - an inch each per day as their treat, but cut into little pieces and scattered around so that they have to forage for it. I don't tend to wash them if they've come in a sealed bag.
The rest of their green stuff is herbs (basil & parsley) and various leaves/flowers from the garden. Fresh picked, but not washed unless it's dusty.
The rest of their green stuff is herbs (basil & parsley) and various leaves/flowers from the garden. Fresh picked, but not washed unless it's dusty.
bensonlola
Warren Veteran
My wee pigglywiggies love celery leaves!!
