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BUNNY WEIGHTS
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Morrigan1981
Mama Doe
Jen is a Magpie cross and currently weights 2.2kg at six months old. She was weighed at the vets last week and he thought that was a good weight for a bun of her build 
When I first brought Audrey (standard rex) home she weighed a whopping 4kg, she was a proper fatty :shock:
At her last weigh in she was about 2.5kg if i remember rightly and that was a bit too much weight loss so I had to increase her pellets slightly. I dont know what she weighs now, perhaps a little more than 2.5kg but she looks healthy.
At her last weigh in she was about 2.5kg if i remember rightly and that was a bit too much weight loss so I had to increase her pellets slightly. I dont know what she weighs now, perhaps a little more than 2.5kg but she looks healthy.
sparklefairy
Wise Old Thumper
Gypsy is my lionhead cross and she's almst 3kg
Storm is my big frenchie weighing in at around 6kg :shock:
Storm is my big frenchie weighing in at around 6kg :shock:
purplebumble
Warren Veteran
Bif my lionhead cross ( descriptionthe rescue gave anyhow!) is 2.65kg and very tubby..
big old bertie my frenchie is 7kg to just under 7kg deopending onif bif hasleft him anything to eat! :shock: :lol:
im changing them over to allen and page natural rabbit pellets and theyre trying to avoid them lol..and the hay isnt being ate its been hoovered..and sat on and pooed all over no matter what i do..the hay rack got folded up and thrown by a bad tempered bertie..he has sore hocks right now and is miserable..im going to pop some metacam on a bit of dried cranberry for him later..
ive been told bif mUST go on a diet..berties ok but musnt gain naymore cos of his joints..
whats the saying..move your fork as much as you move your feet?
Mmm anyone else got a frenchie that seems to be a rug? :lol: and a litler bun who cant get fenchie to move with her so shes resorted to playing with cats who then become tocrazxy and she has to hide till they calm down? maybe i should get her a baby bunny.thatd wear her out!! :lol:
big old bertie my frenchie is 7kg to just under 7kg deopending onif bif hasleft him anything to eat! :shock: :lol:
im changing them over to allen and page natural rabbit pellets and theyre trying to avoid them lol..and the hay isnt being ate its been hoovered..and sat on and pooed all over no matter what i do..the hay rack got folded up and thrown by a bad tempered bertie..he has sore hocks right now and is miserable..im going to pop some metacam on a bit of dried cranberry for him later..
ive been told bif mUST go on a diet..berties ok but musnt gain naymore cos of his joints..
whats the saying..move your fork as much as you move your feet?
Mmm anyone else got a frenchie that seems to be a rug? :lol: and a litler bun who cant get fenchie to move with her so shes resorted to playing with cats who then become tocrazxy and she has to hide till they calm down? maybe i should get her a baby bunny.thatd wear her out!! :lol:
sarahbarnsley
Mama Doe
our Lola is a frenchie and she varies between 6.25kg and 6.5kg - she is more like a small dog really
Gus is a largish lop - he last weighed 3kg when weighed but that was a while ago and he has slimmed down so i estimate 2.5kg
i havent actually weighed Frida as it would be too traumatic for my poor hands :lol: but she's probably just over 2kg and in perfect shape
no idea how much Bracken weighs but she needs to lose a little as she is a lazy bones now she is enjoying her retirement
Zeb on the other hand is really skinny and although i'm not sure of his weight, he probably weighs less than 2kg and he is quite large - but he is so active he burns off everything i feed him
Gus is a largish lop - he last weighed 3kg when weighed but that was a while ago and he has slimmed down so i estimate 2.5kg
i havent actually weighed Frida as it would be too traumatic for my poor hands :lol: but she's probably just over 2kg and in perfect shape
no idea how much Bracken weighs but she needs to lose a little as she is a lazy bones now she is enjoying her retirement
Zeb on the other hand is really skinny and although i'm not sure of his weight, he probably weighs less than 2kg and he is quite large - but he is so active he burns off everything i feed him
touie
Wise Old Thumper
Fudge: Satin... is usually between 3.6 and 4.0kg
Caramel: French angora: 3.5kg
Twinkle: lionlop: 2.0kg
Splodge: dwarf lop x english: dread to think how much as he's been living with Sugarplum who's been on unlimited pellets as a baby :shock:
Sugarplum: Still growing Frenchie: 4.6kg
Caramel: French angora: 3.5kg
Twinkle: lionlop: 2.0kg
Splodge: dwarf lop x english: dread to think how much as he's been living with Sugarplum who's been on unlimited pellets as a baby :shock:
Sugarplum: Still growing Frenchie: 4.6kg
I dread to think how much Bertie weighs
He was 2.25 kgs when I took him and Ted to be neutered last year, but they have grown sooooo big, Teddy looks average but Bertie is my biggest bunny and heaviest!
Would love to know how much he weighs but daren't ask the vets incase they charge me :lol:
He was 2.25 kgs when I took him and Ted to be neutered last year, but they have grown sooooo big, Teddy looks average but Bertie is my biggest bunny and heaviest!
Would love to know how much he weighs but daren't ask the vets incase they charge me :lol:
whiskyscruffles
Mama Doe
at the vets last week buzz was "ideal weight" and he's a dwarf lop. not bad considering a month ago he was slightly over, must have got it bout right now with his food.
