Buzzwizz619
Warren Scout
Im considering switching my dental bunny to a nugget free diet (she would still have a few nuggets fed as "treats" but as few as possible), at this point i dont know how frequent her dentals will be, ive had her 3 weeks and she had her first dental on monday, i dont know where her last dental was but its likely they were fine or done about 3 months ago.
Shes unfortunatly not a great hay eater, but im hoping Charlie will teach her some good habbits. Ive tried timothyhay.co.uk, science selective and cheap B&M hay. None of them go down particularly well, but ive picked up at bag of Baileys Ultra Grass and shes eating some of that pretty well (although its got a light soya oil dressing so not ideal) so the plan is to try some of the timothy oat hay.
Anyways what i need help with is what veggies i need to make sure she has to ensure she gets all the micro nutrients that she needs?
Currently a average week consists of:-
- kale
- cabbage
- spring greens
- cucumber
- broccoli
- Parsley/corriander
Sometimes they have:-
- carrot
- green beans
- sweet pepper
- basil
in the summer:-
- knapweed
- plantin
- dandilion
- willow
- ash
- birch
- apple leaves
- brambles
- other bits of forage
Shes unfortunatly not a great hay eater, but im hoping Charlie will teach her some good habbits. Ive tried timothyhay.co.uk, science selective and cheap B&M hay. None of them go down particularly well, but ive picked up at bag of Baileys Ultra Grass and shes eating some of that pretty well (although its got a light soya oil dressing so not ideal) so the plan is to try some of the timothy oat hay.
Anyways what i need help with is what veggies i need to make sure she has to ensure she gets all the micro nutrients that she needs?
Currently a average week consists of:-
- kale
- cabbage
- spring greens
- cucumber
- broccoli
- Parsley/corriander
Sometimes they have:-
- carrot
- green beans
- sweet pepper
- basil
in the summer:-
- knapweed
- plantin
- dandilion
- willow
- ash
- birch
- apple leaves
- brambles
- other bits of forage