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bunnehs and horsehs

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Candiflare

Mama Doe
Am I right in thinking they're extremely similar?

Both "prey:" animals, similar digestion, similar capacity to find it very hard to vomit, similar digestion, main diet grass and hay, same ears (?!) Tendency to have problems if they stop eating?

Anything else?
 
expensive to fix when they go wrong, timeconsuming, high maintenance
but we love them more than anything, right? :love:
 
Candiflare said:
Am I right in thinking they're extremely similar?

Both "prey:" animals, similar digestion, similar capacity to find it very hard to vomit, similar digestion, main diet grass and hay, same ears (?!) Tendency to have problems if they stop eating?

Anything else?
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Horses are a lot more trumpy :roll:

I have often thought this too with behaviour.

Am I right in thinking that horses teeth constantly grow too? Must be kept down with hay/dentist? I know horses are prone to teeth problems like buns.
 
Yup, agree with all of that!

Poos are a bit bigger mind and you tend to feel it more when they stand on your foot :shock:
 
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