I tend to keep the hay topped up constantly for my boys. They get through a lot of it, no matter what kind of hay, as they are the epitome of greed in bunny form. They like their grub and whether it is the supermarket hay (had to buy it once because I missed pets.at.home) or fancier green, sweet smelling hay. I go through loads of it and when I topped up with readigrass, they gobbled through that as well.
Now they are fixed, approaching 6 months, I'm trying to settle on their adult diet. They get a sprinkling of pellets and forage regularly. Some greens/veg/little fruit a few times a week.
Do you give unlimited hay? Or 'hay the size of the bunny' per a day?
Unlike what I've seen, my two are shamelessly not fussy, and will eat any hay they get. Greed had them eating pellets out of my hand the same day they came home (I was trying to put it in their bowl). The rascals wake me up with cage rattling at all hours of the day, wanting their hay topped up, and I do it. Have I given them unrealistic expectations? Or should I continue to serve my Royal Highnesses on demand?
Now they are fixed, approaching 6 months, I'm trying to settle on their adult diet. They get a sprinkling of pellets and forage regularly. Some greens/veg/little fruit a few times a week.
Do you give unlimited hay? Or 'hay the size of the bunny' per a day?
Unlike what I've seen, my two are shamelessly not fussy, and will eat any hay they get. Greed had them eating pellets out of my hand the same day they came home (I was trying to put it in their bowl). The rascals wake me up with cage rattling at all hours of the day, wanting their hay topped up, and I do it. Have I given them unrealistic expectations? Or should I continue to serve my Royal Highnesses on demand?