glitterdust
Warren Scout
Jimmy had another dental 6 weeks after the last one, X-ray's showed nothing untoward so the vet is either putting it down to his diet or it could possibly be because of the trauma to his face. Jimmy was bit very badly off another rabbit before i rescued him and that scarred his ears his nose and the side of his mouth on the side the spurs grow.Anyway the vet advised I don't give him pellets anymore and i give him more hay which is what I have been doing and more veg/herbs . I have reduced the pellets down to 10 per day and I give them a romaine lettuce leaf and pak choi leaf each in the morning with the pellets. Then hay hay hay and half a fibre first stick (I don't know if I should be doing that.) Afternoon they get a mix of herbs, kale and spring greens, Then before bed an apple twig each and plantain and dandelion mixed into there hay. I am worried they are not eating enough as they both seem really really hungry. Back to vets in 3 weeks to see how things are going, checking weight and his mouth again to see if his spurs are growing back. If anyone gives there bun a pellet free diet does this seem like enough and is there anything else I can add or takeaway. Thank you
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