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Young Bun
hi,
I have two georgous 11 week old bunnies (Daisy & Pebble) , which have been in our care for 4 weeks. They both look healthy and happy but the problem is they are still not eating all their caecotrophs. We have changed there diet from Excel delux to Science selective which has helped a bit but not entriely solved the problem . They have unlimited hay which they enjoy picking the good bits out of. We have even tried Timothy hay but they dont seem to eat much more of that than the cheap petshop stuff. All the books ive read say we should give them unlimited pellets. At the moment they are munching through a whopping 9 tbsps a day each and still act like we're starving them! Are they just being greedy bunnies? Should i reduce this amount? They dont get fresh veg yet (1 week to go) - would this help?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated (or any tips on how to get trappled caecotroph off wooden floorboards!)
I have two georgous 11 week old bunnies (Daisy & Pebble) , which have been in our care for 4 weeks. They both look healthy and happy but the problem is they are still not eating all their caecotrophs. We have changed there diet from Excel delux to Science selective which has helped a bit but not entriely solved the problem . They have unlimited hay which they enjoy picking the good bits out of. We have even tried Timothy hay but they dont seem to eat much more of that than the cheap petshop stuff. All the books ive read say we should give them unlimited pellets. At the moment they are munching through a whopping 9 tbsps a day each and still act like we're starving them! Are they just being greedy bunnies? Should i reduce this amount? They dont get fresh veg yet (1 week to go) - would this help?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated (or any tips on how to get trappled caecotroph off wooden floorboards!)