Hi Susie :wave: Try not to worry too much about the Kale or other veg. So long as Spenser is eating his pellets he will be getting everything he needs.
I bought some Thyme the other day and it's gone down well here - sometimes the strong smelly herbs can kick start a bun back into normal nomming You could also try mint or basil if you haven't already?
I know, I'm a bit paranoid. Spenser was very rude when I tried him with basil after reading on here that it was popular with buns. He wouldn't eat anything until I had removed the offending leaves from the hutch. Just sat there and glowered at me. He does like flat leaf parsley though, so I'll try to get some today.
Spenser is having a good bit of exercise in his run at present, not quite binkying but little mini twists and generally looking quite animated. I'll bring the link between exercise and gut mobility in next time I introduce the subject of a better run arrangement. :roll: My mum thinks Spenser is eating lots of hay, but this is just compared to the past - bunnies that eat a lot of hay do not do small and dark poos.
I bought the cabbage in the Co-op -22p dearer than Morrisons but he is plainly not impressed. :roll:
Maybe he's a Waitrose boy? :roll: :lol:
Maybe he's a Waitrose boy? :roll: :lol:
Can you monitor his wees? And maybe give him Kale until you notice his wees looking cloudy? That's what I do with parsley cos I can get parsley quite cheap.
His wee is very cloudy already.
Oh It must be so difficult. Do I remember you saying he doesn't drink much? Would a fruit or peppermint teabag in his water maybe encourage him to drink?
I never thought of that, although I have heard of people adding a small amount of pineapple juice. I've got some cranberry, raspberry and elderflower tea. Also pomegranate.
I never thought of that, although I have heard of people adding a small amount of pineapple juice. I've got some cranberry, raspberry and elderflower tea. Also pomegranate.