Not exact matches
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If your
rabbit's toilet habits change after they have eaten peas, stop
feeding them starches and include
more hay and water into their diet.
Most of us are comfortable with
feeding cats and dogs the occasional berry, but we are often
more wary when it comes to our
rabbits — they are so tiny and we are terrified of making them sick!
This task becomes even
more daunting when we discover that not all vegetables can be
fed to
rabbits interchangeably.
The issue with muesli type diets is that while fully nutritionally balanced if the WHOLE diet is consumed, most owners do not appreciate that this means they must not provide
more muesli unless everything in the bowl is eaten, otherwise selective
feeding occurs and the
rabbit avoids the least tasty portions of the diet, which unfortunately are usually the bits that contain the added vitamins and minerals (the reason you have chosen to
feed a concentrate diet in the first place).
Rabbits who are
fed starchy foods like potatoes regularly are
more likely to suffer from gastrointestinal motility problems.
My strong feeling is that cats should not be
fed ground up whole carcasses (e.g.,
rabbit, chicken, duck, etc.) because it forces them to eat
more bone material than is optimal / safe.
Read on for
more information about what to
feed your pet
rabbit.
FRESH FRUIT: These are considered treats, and should be
fed in very limited quantities (no
more than two tablespoons a day for a five pound
rabbit!)
These are considered treats, and should be
fed in very limited quantities (no
more than two tablespoons a day for a five pound
rabbit!)
Even pet owners with
rabbits, hamsters or birds get
more exercise than those without any pets because
feeding, cage maintenance and playing with your pet are all sources of physical activity.
Topics you will learn about include: proper housing, socialization, exercise, introducing a second
rabbit,
feeding, bunny - proofing, and
more.
Rabbits that are
fed only alfalfa - based pellets are
more likely to develop the condition, as alfalfa is higher in protein and calories than grass hay - based diets.
Growing and lactating (nursing)
rabbits sometimes need
more pellets in order to consume adequate calories (ask your veterinarian for
feeding advice if you own a
rabbit in one of these life stages), but for most bunnies, this is enough.