The Ideal Daily Rabbit Diet | Rabbit Food | Bunny Diet | Pet Nutrition | Small Pet recommended diet
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- The ideal daily diet for your rabbits should consist of:
🌾 Unlimited fresh hay and grass
🥣 A daily portion of Science Selective Nuggets
🥬 A handful of fresh leafy greens
💦 They should also have access to plenty of fresh drinking water at all times, preferably from a bowl
🍓 Fruit and treats should be fed in moderation
Head over to our blog for lots of information on the ideal diet to keep your buns happy! 🐰🌾
www.supremepetfoods.com/blog/
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Finally a human who treats animals the way they should be treated. All animals are a blessing ❤
I am so gratefull from one rabbit mum to another to see how well you take care of these bun babies. I am so tired of seeing people Not doing any research or not taking care of thier buns right 😭
i hate when people get rabbits for children 😢 they never take care of them and end up saying they stink
@@shila9430 im 9 and i got rabbits yesterday and im treating them like a baby
Your is very bunny cute
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Aww those two angels are too cute 🥰
Very lovely rabbits❤
I went by the general rule of 80% hay and 20% other well portioned food when I had my bunny 😊 if your bunny has somewhat golden coloured poop thats supposed to be a good sign!
Check out the house rabbit society for info on bunny care 😊
I love bunnies. I use to have one and then that one found another one in my back yard. Don’t ask me how, but by the end of it I had hundreds of bunnies. It was the best. They came to me like a little flock. ❤
I have rabbits/hare that are outdoor. They dont liel people but we have feilds and other places they can hide in (ex. Hutches, man made rabbit holes, rabbit holes, bunks.. ect. ect.) They hate indoors and cannot be picked up or within 10 feet of anything that is not a rabbit/hare without them running away. They get vet checked 1 time a year.
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Cute
What a good bunny Mom!
Bunny Heaven. 🙂🐇🐰
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So helpful❤
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The wooden area at the beginning, where is it from? Im currently in the process of convincing my parents to let my rabbit be free roam so this little wooden area would be a great add on! So where is it from?
I love ur rabbit room
cute!
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Weeeeeee love the bunny it is soooooooo cute
Your bunny set up is so cute!
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Your buns and their play area are all beautiful
I love them
THANK YOU Lil Mama❤
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So fricken cute and aesthetic
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Ich füttere keine Pellets, die können im Magen aufquellen und zu Verstopfung führen. Testen Sie es einmal indem Sie die Pellets nass machen.
Viel Heu und/oder frische Wiese, blättriges Gemüse, etwas Obst und Äste zum Nagen sind die natürlichere Fütterung.
Aww look at them sharing 🥰
My guinea pigs fight over food sometimes haha
Cuki , Nyuszi , Gyuszik..
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This is the food I fees my bun and he is 8 years old now but I didn't know they had hay
we feed no grains or pellets only vegetables, fruits and lots of hey:)they have permanent access to fresh water
my bunny was tried on science selective when I first got him because he was underweight and not interested in pellets. well, it’s a super expensive brand and now literally the only pellets he’ll touch…not even oxbow or small pet select. rip to my wallet (he’s a giant breed so we literally go through a bag and a half a month help)
Were do i Get that table Your use as a litterbox? ♥️♥️♥️
I was looking into your pellets but they have soy!! Soy is not good for rabbit!! Read ingredients!!
I noticed the junior version at least contains yucca which is said to kill rabbits. One day our pets might be able to get good food but sadly it probably won't be until one of us makes it and then starts selling it.
@@lionsoulhomestead FR THO!!
When should I feed ut
Meanwhile my bunny:
Seems to only eat his pellots on his own time
HATES lettuce
Will do anything for a BERRY DROP
Hates berries
How do you get the Hutches and cages does your company make them images I rescued bunny not that long ago and because it was going to die in the wild nights really friendly
Buy online or at a pet store, your country might have a trading website
Be careful when feeding pellets/nuggets. Some of them swell in the rabbits' stomachs and block them!
Is it ok to not give your bunny greens? Bc my mom refuses to because she thinks they will get GI stasis I disagree with her but there's not much I can do. They do have lots of water hay and pellets
Greens are important for a rabbit’s diet. It provides them with great nutrients that isn’t found in hay and food. Greens will not cause your rabbit to go into GI Stasis, but you do have to be mindful of what greens you give them. For example, I feed mine romaine lettuce rather than iceberg lettuce which has no nutrients in it. Kale, spinach, romaine, parsley, basil and cabbage are the main few that are in my rabbits’ diet. I feed this on a rotation, so they have something different every day. On top of this, they get grass, hay and hard feed. A lack of fibre is going to be more of a concern for rabbits than given them greens. Fibre keeps the gut moving - which is found in hay. It’s extremely rare for greens to ever cause GI, and often it’s down to foods like kale or even broccoli (very dark, rich greens) can cause a build up of gas if fed in too high of a quantity. Moderation is key for feeding any animals. But denying rabbits greens is not healthy for them, they need it! Hopefully your mum will come around. I suggest you send her some articles/ videos on rabbits’ diets. Or, if you have the means to, buy the greens yourself. My parents have always questioned whether my rabbits need greens each day, but I have been firm with them that they do (I’ve been at uni for the past 4 years and home on the weekends). My mum is now consistent at making sure they have them! Education is often needed, people don’t realise how high maintenance rabbits actually can be!
I've done some research on prevention of GI stasis, a few tips to help reduce this illness. Brushing them when molting which reduces how much they might eat, avoid processed treats, sugar ( carrots are sugary - the tops are safe), and fatty foods / treats these 3 things can cause indigestion, per usual provide clean water unlimitedly to help them stay hydrated, avoid stressors and or / change in environment if there are changes / stressors try to do your best to keep them calm such as give them time to calm down instead of immediately picking them up or doing more, encourage exercise, last but not least feed high fiber hay based diet, supplement greens and a small amount of pellets and fruit. Feeding of any rabbit is always going to depend on their weight, not the breeds weight or the weight they should be, what is your rabbit's weight so let's say your rabbit weights 5lbs there is a certain number of greens, fruit, pellets etc. it can have that will be different for a rabbit of any other weight. I hope that makes sense.
@@leahheapp thank you I understand a little more about greens I will have my mom read your comment and hope she changes her mind🤞🥬🐇(btw sorry I replied very late I just saw this comment)
@@lionsoulhomestead thank you for replying I will try to get my mom to give them there proper diet. I have 2 I think one 4-5 and the other is 4 I really love them and I want to take care of them as best as I can!
I have 2 hollen lopp rabbits and I always just fed them a big scoop of pellets and they would just eat that through out the day and then I saw that it wasent healthy for them so I started giving them little hay and so etimes fruits but then my mom started giving them BREAD and they would eat so much of that so whenever I give them actual food they don’t eat it pls help 😢
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What about carrots?
Where i can get hay?
Online stores
I have a rabbit and she only gets fresh vegetables. I really hope it’s good for her
Hay is actually the best thing for them, thats why hay/grass is supposed to be unlimited (typically makes up 80% of a domesticated rabbits diet) and too much veggies can have too much oxalates or put them at higher risk of GI stasis, I used to feed my bunny too much veggies too until I saw it wasn't good for her digestive system, poops with a mild golden colour is a good sign, hope this helps
Check out the house rabbit society for more info on bunny care 😊
But what should I do if my rabbit hate eating hay? I tried with 4 different marks but nothing changed. He only eats pellets as his usual food. Once in a while I get him some fruits.
@@discordiagd4202 I don't have a ton of experience with fussy bunnies but there are facebook bunny groups including a bunny vet group or 'disapproving bunnies' group where you could ask, I have seen some people say their bunnies are like children where they will eat junk food if given it and so they put sprinkles of diluted fruit juice on their hay, but im sure other people in those groups have better ideas!
Im confused. I thought dry food is bad for bunnys? Am i wrong ? I pay a lot for the Premium dry herb Shit xD Please dont tell, Pellets are fine and i couldve feed that.
I have a bunny question what dose it mean when they bite u
Nothing necessarily. Sometimes it's out of defense because they can feel stressed or threatened, it may be territorial, they may be frustrated if they're in a small unstimulating cage, they may also be in pain. On the other hand, some bunnies nip you (without breaking the skin) as a sign of affection or the bite was an accident (bitten you during playtime for example). It might mean something it might not - depends on the situation you and your rabbit was in
Is that parsley? It’s POISONOUS!!!! Don’t give parsley to rabbits!!!
This isn't true. Parsley is great for rabbits and has high amounts of Vitamin A and K it's also a great source of fibre. Over feeding them parsley, as with any other food, can upset the rabbit's organs and health. It's about balance. You can feed your rabbit parsley just don't make it the only thing you feed them.
People have so much money to waste on this animals.
How do you get your bunny’s to not chew on your decorations
Give them lots of chew toys
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