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Update...Galens garden forage bricks?

joey&boo said:
So sorry, I can't resist showing of J&B's new poop. These shall be put in a small frame, mounted just above the skirtings so Rudey & Mouse have something to aspire to


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Wow! They're something [emoji38] I love how rabbit owners are impressed by rabbits output.. Its not something I've seen with other animals [emoji38]

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Graciee said:
Definitely! I'll often have a conversation with OH about bunny poop, and my mum will look at us like we've lost it [emoji38]

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:lol: I just gave my mum a poo update on the phone - she did ask how they were
 
Rudey has now had a few strands of the meadow. Not fine bits either. By no means normal hay eating but weird he has now tried 2 from same supplier. Although 95% of my hay comes from timothyhay.co.uk he must also have not tried about 10 different brands of hay from pets shops, B&M etc over the past few months
 
joey&boo said:
Rudey has now had a few strands of the meadow. Not fine bits either. By no means normal hay eating but weird he has now tried 2 from same supplier. Although 95% of my hay comes from timothyhay.co.uk he must also have not tried about 10 different brands of hay from pets shops, B&M etc over the past few months
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It might be that it's not the hay that's different but that Rudey is different i.e. feeling better in himself?
 
Omi said:
It might be that it's not the hay that's different but that Rudey is different i.e. feeling better in himself?
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Yes, highly probable. He might have realised it feels good on his tushy pegs & tummy too. He's eating it as I type. I was close to giving up trying. I do think the new hay has piqued his interest though

he is looking good today

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video evidence

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That is a very heartening video!

I remember well the frustration of trying to find a hay that Scrappy would like and the relief when I finally found one she would happily tuck into!

I wonder if there's a "thing" with black bunnies being fussy hay eaters?

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joey&boo said:
Yes, highly probable. He might have realised it feels good on his tushy pegs & tummy too. He's eating it as I type. I was close to giving up trying. I do think the new hay has piqued his interest though

he is looking good today

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video evidence

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Best video ever [emoji7] go Rudey [emoji7][emoji7]

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The hay eating was very short lived - he does like to keep me on his toes. The only sustained "hay" consumption has been cookies, its not much but its consistent.

Has anybun tried the Galens garden bricks? Is Alfalfa bad for bunnies with CRF? Has anyone tried them & whats the verdict? Also has anyone tried their herb pellets? Any favourites?

Thanks
 
joey&boo said:
The hay eating was very short lived - he does like to keep me on his toes. The only sustained "hay" consumption has been cookies, its not much but its consistent.

Has anybun tried the Galens garden bricks? Is Alfalfa bad for bunnies with CRF? Has anyone tried them & whats the verdict? Also has anyone tried their herb pellets? Any favourites?

Thanks
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Tried their bricks, they're massive! [emoji38] Literally a 1kg brick. Atticus loves them :) they do a grass one iirc - can't answer the other two questions sorry

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Graciee said:
Tried their bricks, they're massive! [emoji38] Literally a 1kg brick. Atticus loves them :) they do a grass one iirc - can't answer the other two questions sorry

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A good size indeed. Does that mean the white buns & Clem don't like them?
 
I've tried three types of their grass pellets - from memory, meadow grass cobs, high fibre grass pellets and one other grass pellet. Neither rabbit would eat any of them :lol:
 
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