I am currently feeding my 2 buns hay, a variety of fresh veg (which I have introduced gradually over the past week as wasn't too sure what they'd tried already/hadn't) and the same mix the lady I got them from was feeding them and Mum (it's a brand from P@H with "large peas" in it) as I didn't want to change too much at once.
Any-ho! I have 2 questions please:
1) As this "large pea" affair is a mix I have no idea in the world which bun is eating what, but in a bid to prevent "selective feeding" have been allowing the bowl to become empty (which is quite easy to do as I pass the bowl regularly with them being indoors) and only re-filling it once this is the case...BUT how do I know then if one bun is eating all things nice and the other isn't getting any of said things?? I am now in a ponder whether I ought do a "top-up" when the bowl becomes low to increase the chances of both getting a chance at all in the mix? Your thinking on this please?:?
Which leads me to my next question:
2) I obviously need change them to a pellet feed to avoid the above in the future. This I intend mixing bit by bit with "large peas" mix until the feed is all pellet as it stands. Is this the right way to do it or do I go "straight in" with a 1/2 and 1/2 mixture - more pellet than half to get the change quicker if I don't know who's eating what? AND can anyone please recommend a pellet to me? - I don't want to go through the whole "feed change" to discover that I need change it again at a later date because I am not happy with my selected pellet.:?
Thanking you muchly for any help!!
TP
Any-ho! I have 2 questions please:
1) As this "large pea" affair is a mix I have no idea in the world which bun is eating what, but in a bid to prevent "selective feeding" have been allowing the bowl to become empty (which is quite easy to do as I pass the bowl regularly with them being indoors) and only re-filling it once this is the case...BUT how do I know then if one bun is eating all things nice and the other isn't getting any of said things?? I am now in a ponder whether I ought do a "top-up" when the bowl becomes low to increase the chances of both getting a chance at all in the mix? Your thinking on this please?:?
Which leads me to my next question:
2) I obviously need change them to a pellet feed to avoid the above in the future. This I intend mixing bit by bit with "large peas" mix until the feed is all pellet as it stands. Is this the right way to do it or do I go "straight in" with a 1/2 and 1/2 mixture - more pellet than half to get the change quicker if I don't know who's eating what? AND can anyone please recommend a pellet to me? - I don't want to go through the whole "feed change" to discover that I need change it again at a later date because I am not happy with my selected pellet.:?
Thanking you muchly for any help!!
TP