Hi all!
Just wondering what veggies i can give to Starksy? He's 10 weeks old and we've been told we can give him fresh carrots but i was just wondering what else i can give him?
Thanks in advance!
Keeley
Hi all!
Just wondering what veggies i can give to Starksy? He's 10 weeks old and we've been told we can give him fresh carrots but i was just wondering what else i can give him?
Thanks in advance!
Keeley
I started giving Blueberry veg from about 10 weeks.
I started with a small amount of carrot for a few days, then a small amount of spring greens again for afew days just to make sure she was ok with them.
I kept introducing veg like that, then gradually have increased the amount.
I still adding new foods now in small amounts for afew days along with larger amounts of what I know she's ok with.
There is a big list of food's in rabbit edibles thread that are safe to feed.
yep the list is great!!
RABBIR CARE forum...
RABBIT EDIBLES ( a sticky at top! )![]()
Yeah...i looked on there, but no one actually says anything about the ages...can they be fed all that long list of stuff from 10 weeks?
we've given Starsky baby carrots and they've gone down a treat...but we dont want to risk anything else as he's just a baba!
Keeley
Im sure i read somewhere 12 weeks...
thats when i started Mubby anyways![]()
mubby doesnt like carrots !lol well he hardly ever touches them![]()
i introduced Mubby in small quantities to cucumber , kale , pak choi , greens... etc etc
his favorite is defo curly kale! and he likes half a tomatoe a day too before bed![]()
Just try a small amount of each one and check for changes in your bunny's poo. If he has the runs then stop giving him it. I found mine preferred carrots, curly kale, and some herbs, tiny piece of banana. Took a while to introduce them so dont rush.
Chris
Chris
Mum to 2 lionheads Dylan, Daisy and Oscar the cat!
We will never forget you Simba, Nala and Fifi xxx
Chris gave good advice. Just try a little at a time. Watch what goes in and be carefull about what comes out!!!Originally Posted by Diddeen
It all depends on what the rabbit was fed as a youngster. When I bred rabbits they were given a variety of greens (or mum was) on a daily basis but many breeders do not follow such a regime and you should assume that they did not to be on the safe side!
Bet this link dos not work!
[img] http://tinypic.com/c0q6f [/img]
I was right! :-)
works if u paste it into a new ie window.. very cute piccy!!
Chris
Chris
Mum to 2 lionheads Dylan, Daisy and Oscar the cat!
We will never forget you Simba, Nala and Fifi xxx
cute pic!! link worked for me.