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I finally got my new bunny !!

LucyJK

Warren Scout
I picked Eli up from the rescue centre yesterday and hes settling in really well. Hes met esmee but all she did was to mount him (head and back !) but there was no actual fighting. hes in his own hutch and run which are in esmee's run so thy can sniff each other etc.. will probbaly leave them like this before another introduction
 
Ive always fed the excel pellets - although he hasnt eaten since he arrived yesterday :shock:
 
Congratulations on the new bun! (sh)he sounds fab! You say you feed excel pellets, but do you feed hay and veggies? Hay is nescessary for a bun's GI tract to remain healthy. Also, if he is used to an all hay diet, pellet might be completely foreign to him. He might not know what to do with it :lol:.
 
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