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How to get rid of discolored white fur?
- Thread starter warlepus
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weedug
Mama Doe
:wave: Congratulations on your new bun
The stain from greens, carrots etc usually disappears after a short while. Even muddy white buns soon clean themselves.
Remember to introduce the greens slowly if she hasn't had them before, or is young.
We will need lots of photos, to see how lovely and mischievous she is
The stain from greens, carrots etc usually disappears after a short while. Even muddy white buns soon clean themselves.
Remember to introduce the greens slowly if she hasn't had them before, or is young.
We will need lots of photos, to see how lovely and mischievous she is
natsusakura
Warren Veteran
She is so small! What age is she?
if she wasn't having veg and greens with mum id leave her a wee while and then introduce slowly.
pellets and hay seems the best stuff the now.
i have a white bunny and they always clean themselves off after a few days
if she wasn't having veg and greens with mum id leave her a wee while and then introduce slowly.
pellets and hay seems the best stuff the now.
i have a white bunny and they always clean themselves off after a few days
warlepus
Young Bun
@ Amy and Sakura: I honestly have no idea how old she is. I purchased her near the train station and there were other bunnies her age. She has considerable difficulty with the greens.
@ Sarah: Her teeth are fine. I'm going to sched an appointment at the vet this weekend just to be doubly sure but other than that there are no obvious physical defects with her teeth.
@ Sarah: Her teeth are fine. I'm going to sched an appointment at the vet this weekend just to be doubly sure but other than that there are no obvious physical defects with her teeth.
natsusakura
Warren Veteran
might be worth asking where you got her what age she is, as depending the age and what she was fed when with mum will depend what you can feed her.
they should be with mum till 8weeks of age ideally, removing before then can cause problems.
if it were me i wouldn't give any veg or greens till you thought she was at least 12weeks old.
and then do it very gradually.
did the place you got her from let you know what food she has been used to eating?
just to make sure that her pellets are ones shes used to.
xxx
natsusakura
Warren Veteran
i seen your in the Philippines :wave:
from what i remember it can be hard to source hay over there? I might be wrong
id get her to vet for check up, and feed the same kind of pellets that shes been getting fed.
she is so dinky!
natsusakura
Warren Veteran
best diet is hay and pellets and occasionally veg/herbs when shes old enough. In your situation feeding her just pellets shes used to and providing hay seems the best.
i appreciate it may be difficult to find the same people who sold her to you if they don't have a 'place' that they are all the time.
natsusakura
Warren Veteran
what do you have for her to eat just now?
natsusakura
Warren Veteran
once you get the hay and pellets then you'll want to be feeding her unlimited hay, and a decent amount of pellets.
its hard to estimate how much pellets to feed as not too sure of her age, she looks like maybe 4 weeks? Ish?
just going from pics of other babies at that age.
in which case it might be unlimited pellets for a while as well as hay.
also be careful of giving her too much water spinach, too many greens can upset the delicate tummys of our lovely buns xxxx
