Feeding a younger bun is different to an adult one, but when your buns are adults you need to reduce the amount of pellets (and carrots) to increase the amount of hay they eat.
Hopefully someone with experience of feeding younger buns will be along shortly
We hand feed our buns their pellets, usually sitting in the pen with them, the buns will usually climb on us to get the pellets. Visiting children have also fed them, but we don't have any toddlers living here
Wow, well done for acting so quickly and rescuing those abandoned buns, how can people leave them like that.
What state is the house in?
I think one of the buns is engaged in a "sploof" in that last photo 😍
I'm sure someone will be along soon with better advise, but I would take some hay and one of the RWAF rabbit care booklets, then keep my fingers crossed they read and act appropriately
Well done for looking out for this bun
What a lovely update, I hope the bond continues to strengthen, two buns snuggling up is so lovely.
I'm sorry I am unable to advise regarding the hay/pellet quantities
I'm very sorry, what a terrible accident. You can only do so much to try and cover every eventuality and you were certainly doing everything for the right reasons
Be kind to yourself
We are in West Berkshire and use Anton Vets in Andover. So far our buns have been lucky enough not to have required a dental operation
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