Hi everyone! I have two questions. The first one is about fall leaves. The most common in our area I believe are black walnut, oak, ash, maple, apple, catalpa, weeping willow, birch, sycamore, hickory, and acorn. There are probably more but these are the ones I see. Are the dead leaves from these trees safe if my bunny Junebug eats one or a few? Of course we wouldn't feed them to her but I'm sure she will decide to eat one when she's out in her run. The most common in our backyard are oak, black walnut, maple, and ash and our neighbor has a catalpa so these are the ones I'm most concerned about.
I also have a question about a winter diet. She lives in our storage garage so she's protected from the wind and snow and we plan to insulate her cage. Do I need to feed her more in the winter? She currently gets unlimited timothy hay, a handful of pellets (I don't measure it but it's probably about one or two table spoons), and either some dandelion leaves and grass or a fruit or vegetable every night (it's usually one of the following: a small baby carrot, cauliflower or broccoli or the leaves, a few slices of bell pepper, a few slices of cucumber, or a slice of strawberry). Is this enough or does she need more?
I also have a question about a winter diet. She lives in our storage garage so she's protected from the wind and snow and we plan to insulate her cage. Do I need to feed her more in the winter? She currently gets unlimited timothy hay, a handful of pellets (I don't measure it but it's probably about one or two table spoons), and either some dandelion leaves and grass or a fruit or vegetable every night (it's usually one of the following: a small baby carrot, cauliflower or broccoli or the leaves, a few slices of bell pepper, a few slices of cucumber, or a slice of strawberry). Is this enough or does she need more?
