Hi!! So I just wanted to say that rabbits shouldn’t have any seeds etc. They do need A LOT LOT LOT more hay since their diet is made out of 80% of hay. And unless your rabbits are babies they shouldn’t have that many pellets. They should only have like 2 tablespoons, but they don’t even really need pellets but yeah. And make sure you give them a bowl of fresh nice veggies (do your research in what they can and can’t have) you should give them about 3 bowls a day (depends on your bowl size tho) one in the morning in the evening and right before you go to bed!! I don’t know if you’ll see this since this video is quite old but for anybody seeing this I hope you learned something.🥰 (watch Lennon the bunny or 101rabbits if you want to learn more about bunnies)
lionhead rabbits (and just rabbits in general) should not be eating that many pellets. they are supposed to avoid all seeds and wheat, barley, and grain products. even certain rabbit treats aimed towards rabbits are unhealthy/lethal for rabbits. since lionheads are so fluffy they should be inside pets or kept in very cool dry outdoor areas with plenty of shade. also they need to have TONS of water and TONS of hay. rabbits also need plenty of fresh veggies. however, with veggie, it's good to avoid ones high is sugar such as carrots. fruits should be given sparingly (as a treat) I suggest doing some serious research on rabbit nutrition and safety, it's very easy to obtain rabbit information and might add YEARS to your rabbits lives.
OMG THANK YOU!!!!!! I HATE BREEDERS and their stupid toxic advice! That poor baby bun bun 😭😭😭 in a cage with flies!!!constantly have to be brushed so they can go have a bunch of people look at them and win a stupid ribbon🤬🤬🤬 horrible
Not enough hay, too much pellets, fine when younger. Rabbits to be healthy should have hay greens, maybe pellets quarter cup though. Now way would give rabbits seeds and cereal
I'm getting a lionhead or jersey wooly mix of some sort, (probably mixed with hotot Netherland or polish to reduce the fur like my old rabbit who was a Netherland jersey wooly mix) Questions: 1: how are lionheads temperament, are they calm and okay with being held for long periods of time? But also are smart and like to play? 2: what's the best breed for good intelligence and tolerance? 3: what would be the best mix? (Are hotots and polish generally friendly?) 4:how large do polish grow? 5: do you know how fast white rabbits get dirty and if they clean the urine colour off their paws, because I know bathing is never an option. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO INPUT YOUR OPINION!!! (I'm naming her either Willow, Meadow or Cleo.)
OMG thank thank thank you Sooooo much! I just got a lionhead and she's just precious, but still skittish. I have two little children under 5yrs and a Norwegian forest cat. The lass is very shy and I'm trying to get her accustomed to her new home but I've read somewhere that they do not like to be handled or held, so I'm a bit confused and could really use some help.
My lions head is a year old and it sheds like MAD! Its insane how much fur comes off when I brush him. Does it ever stop shedding this is crazy... fur everywhere...
I am a dig groomer and high suggest using The Stuff its a silicone brush out spray to prevent breakage but ALSO it coats the hair in silicone so they won't grab on each other so less breakage! Is it bunny safe tho?
I read that sun flower seeds are not good for rabbits because the oils in the seeds counter the nutrition they would get from their food, unless these kind are different, I feed my adult rabbit as a treat carrots, and she always gets hay, they do like oats, a few times when i ran out of rabbit feed, i gave them whole oats and they loved it, so thats good to know that they can be fed that on a regular basis, they love celery and romaine lettuce but I only feed that to the one adult rabbit I have, she is old now and I'm expecting her to pass away any time, my little ones are just getting 16%, mixed with 18% pellets, and hay, right now.
I adopted a bunny for my daughter from the Humaine Society and they were not able to identify what type of a bunny he is. He looks like a lion head to me but I was wondering if I could send you a few pictures to see if you agree or not. He is a sweet boy.
Your videos are so amazing and educational! I have been playing with the idea of adding some lion heads to my herd but want to get my hollands more established and further along in their breedings.
Our Lionhead is about to be 2 years old, we lover her but she hates us (our other bunnies love us and enjoy coming near us and like pets). She won't let us touch her at all and it makes grooming very hard. Mostly she just seems afraid of everything around her, and we think that she might have too much fur around her eyes and maybe can't see, but she also has whiskers everywhere, including in the fur around her eyes and it concerns us. Sadly there is no pet groomers near us who do rabbits who could help us. This video was great, but I am wondering if there is any tips for trying to keep that area around the front of the eyes clean of hair. Thanks!
Zack Virgo Hair in these areas can be trimmed with scissors (carefully) or with (electric) small animal clippers. You will generally need a second person to help keep the rabbit still. One person can hold the rabbit straight up and down against their chest - one hand under the front legs, the other supporting the back legs and keeping the rabbit's back nearly-flat against you - to prevent twisting and kicking out, which could break the back
I have a lion head and I’ve had him for 9 months and he still runs away when I try to pick him up and he doesn’t like to be held. What should I do !?!?!
thank you so much. my new baby is only 10 weeks can he still get the seeds, oats and shredded wheat. where can I find your shows? I am in western ma, happy to travel. thank you again. liseann
all shows are listed on the ARBA website - and 10 weeks is still young - introduce a very small amount of anything new over a stretch of several days and only 1 thing at a time so you know if it is being tolerated or not :-)
Zoya is correct in their reply - I do give some fresh clover on occasion but rabbits digestive systems are fragile and they do not like their diet messed with :-)
My vet told me to give my doublemane lionhead fresh greens daily at 2 months old. No clue why anyone that isn't a vet would say anything different. I was told to give my bunny a variety of green veggies (2-3 kinds) as a part of her daily diet. I highly recommend following a vet's advice over a random pet owner on TH-cam.
I just got a lion head bunny how do you tell the sex? And my lion head doesn’t seem to like anything sweet at all is this typical? I have always had mini Rex so I am new to lion heads.
I use old towelets for my bunnies to rest on and I have indoor wire hutches, with wheels so they can be pushed outside for some fresh air, and in at night, it is kind of cool still outside so I will wait for a nice warm day, as they have been indoors for all the time we had them, I want to know, could i show my bunnies if they have not been bought from a breeder, our's were bought from a pet store they are very reputable people, and we have always had good quality pets from them, will the judges, allow this or do the bunnies have to be from known breeders, with papers and pedigrees? because my little girls look to be good quality bunnies though I don't know much about what is considered quality from the rabbit club point of view, is there a difference between pet, and show quality rabbits? and what constitutes show quality? when i've been to rabbit shows I've had the impression, that the rabbits I had could have given them a run for their money. anyways thanks again for you informative videos.
as long as the bunny meets the breed standard set forth by ARBA it can be shown - it will need to have a tattoo in is left ear to be shown - good luck and let us know how you do :-)
All rabbits go thru puberty males and females. My female who was potty trained even started marking her territory like a male and trying to ride my leg and would bite me when I would let her. Getting your rabbit neutered stops all aggressive and marking behavior. Mine did. The difference of daylight and dark. Do your research before getting any new pet!
It all depends on how the parents was and how good you are at socialize your bunny. I have a Netherland Dwarf rabbit, he’s a skittish rabbit and took a while to make him tame. If I didn’t take it slow he could have turned to be an aggressive rabbit, scared and never wanted to be picked up or cuddled. He gives me a lot of kisses and always cuddles with me when I watch movies. He’s just now starting to get comfortable in the cage, saw him sleep relaxed and he’s 7 months now. Rabbits also go through puberty and some will get grumpy and angry like a normal teenager get. And some stay the same.
Honest question: Is this really how much they eat every day? This seems like a LOT of food for an animal that small! I used to have an 80 pound dog who ate only about twice this much.
No they need about 10 times more hay NO SEED LESS KIBBLE and their body size in fresh food like Romain, mint leaves, carrot tops, cilantro and something fun and crunchy like a little Napa cabbage and a tiny slice of carrot or sweet pepper and dessert a little piece of banana or apple a couple times a week💕
I have a question. my rabbit is a lionhead rabbit and she has London hear on her head we jokingly call it the mullet. is the hair that grows longer really hair or fur?
the "mane" around neck is actually a type of wool but not the same as an actual wool producing bunny - ie angora - you can lean more about that in my other video wool vs fur :-)
Lionheads are just like other bunnies their fur may require more grooming the most rabbits but overall rabbits can be expensive (Their supplies are at least) and they require a lot of attention
Yea 80% of their diet is hay bc they require very high fiber for there tender digestive tracts. So if it doesn’t graze on hay a majority of it’s day it’s in danger of bad health issues ☹️
i know this was a while ago but their diet is completely terrible. you should never feed your rabbit any kind of seeds no matter the breed and there wasn't any veggies and way too much pellets. i can tell you don't take very good care of your rabbits. also another thing is that bananas and other types of fruits and veggies (besides lettuce of course) are mainly treats for rabbits and really shouldn't be given in a large amount every single day. maybe one-two carrots daily or something like that depending on how much your rabbit weights, etc. also, shredded wheat is another thing that shouldn't be fed to rabbits in high amounts. if you're going to give them something like shredded wheat, maybe you should fill up a box of timothy hay instead since its good for their digestive system and keeps their teeth from over growing. just my opinion on the video.
This is NOT what you should feed a bunny. They should have unlimited hay and water, fresh greens, and minimal pellets. Minimal fresh fruit or carrot pieces for treats. Cereal, seeds, and oats are SO bad for their digestive system. It can cause gas, pain, and possibly gut stasis. Please look it up. Learn from your local House Rabbit Society if you are going to get a pet bunny. DO NOT follow the diet advice in this video, or you’ll likely end up with a fat, sick bunny, and the vet bills are expensive! :(
Why not? I think she's correct. I've had my doublemane lionhead for almost four years and both of her vets said almost exactly what Wisconsin Girl wrote. I tend to believe an actual vet over anyone else.
You should delete this video. It's very incorrect and misleading information. Rabbits should not eat seeds and they should have unlimited access of hay. Please do some more research instead of misdirecting others.
the pellets should be no more than half a cup a day. no oats. and the rest of their diet is hay and veggies. wth is this i thought the goal was to have our pets live as long as possible
Thank you for the advice. My daughter got a lions mane for her birthday a couple years ago and I don't think he is very happy and I am trying to give him a happier life...more space and a better diet. Just a side note, you have got to stop saying um. It really distracts from your video.
On a side note when my daughters bunny Henry was young he enjoyed pellets (Alfalfa) I would assume and diced carrots, lettuce, spinach, strawberries and timothy hay but now he won't eat anything but the pellets. Is he getting enough nutrition from the pellets alone? I know that disrupting the diet norm can cause digestive issues but I want to be sure he is getting enough of the right nutrients
Personally I think the handling of the cute bunnies are rough. Trying to keep the bunnies facing the camera by constantly picking them up or turning their heads are mean. You need to allow them freedom and not be tyrannical for the camera. Poor bunnies!!!! I stopped watching the vid beginning midpoint. I couldn’t.
Hi!! So I just wanted to say that rabbits shouldn’t have any seeds etc. They do need A LOT LOT LOT more hay since their diet is made out of 80% of hay. And unless your rabbits are babies they shouldn’t have that many pellets. They should only have like 2 tablespoons, but they don’t even really need pellets but yeah. And make sure you give them a bowl of fresh nice veggies (do your research in what they can and can’t have) you should give them about 3 bowls a day (depends on your bowl size tho) one in the morning in the evening and right before you go to bed!! I don’t know if you’ll see this since this video is quite old but for anybody seeing this I hope you learned something.🥰 (watch Lennon the bunny or 101rabbits if you want to learn more about bunnies)
Yes that is way too much pellets.
lionhead rabbits (and just rabbits in general) should not be eating that many pellets. they are supposed to avoid all seeds and wheat, barley, and grain products. even certain rabbit treats aimed towards rabbits are unhealthy/lethal for rabbits. since lionheads are so fluffy they should be inside pets or kept in very cool dry outdoor areas with plenty of shade. also they need to have TONS of water and TONS of hay. rabbits also need plenty of fresh veggies. however, with veggie, it's good to avoid ones high is sugar such as carrots. fruits should be given sparingly (as a treat) I suggest doing some serious research on rabbit nutrition and safety, it's very easy to obtain rabbit information and might add YEARS to your rabbits lives.
Absolutely true, couldn't have said it better myself
OMG THANK YOU!!!!!! I HATE BREEDERS and their stupid toxic advice! That poor baby bun bun 😭😭😭 in a cage with flies!!!constantly have to be brushed so they can go have a bunch of people look at them and win a stupid ribbon🤬🤬🤬 horrible
If they are babies, they need unlimited alfalfa pellets.
Did you know a group of rabbits is called a fluffle
That makes my day :D
NO WAY 🥰🥰🥰
That’s adorable !!!!
I have one called cotton
:D
I called my Lionhead Nuggets and he is so cute. I love him so muchhhh. Your rabbit is cute too. Its a walking furball
Your lion head is adorable. I’m gonna be planning on getting a baby lion head bunny.
Awwwww that baby bunny is too cute!
I have 2 lion head rabbits and they r so cute!!
Abbigail Haslam sane mine is reallllyyyy cute two
My Tiny Zoo hello I’m getting a mini lion lop soon is your rabbit family friendly
My Tiny Zoo same but I only have one. He is so adorable tho!
Not enough hay, too much pellets, fine when younger. Rabbits to be healthy should have hay greens, maybe pellets quarter cup though. Now way would give rabbits seeds and cereal
So cute 🐰😍
I enjoyed watching this .I miss Breeding Angoras and lionheads.. .Thank you I can't get enough of baby grooming
I'm getting a lionhead or jersey wooly mix of some sort, (probably mixed with hotot Netherland or polish to reduce the fur like my old rabbit who was a Netherland jersey wooly mix)
Questions:
1: how are lionheads temperament, are they calm and okay with being held for long periods of time? But also are smart and like to play?
2: what's the best breed for good intelligence and tolerance?
3: what would be the best mix? (Are hotots and polish generally friendly?)
4:how large do polish grow?
5: do you know how fast white rabbits get dirty and if they clean the urine colour off their paws, because I know bathing is never an option.
PLEASE FEEL FREE TO INPUT YOUR OPINION!!!
(I'm naming her either Willow, Meadow or Cleo.)
look at her posing for the last few minutes she's an angel!
I'm getting an all white lion head with blue eyes April 23rd. I'm so excited
Me too
Take a shot everytime you hear a "um" or ""uh"
Holy shit, am I "um" drunk !!
Ah crap now I can’t watch this!
You'd be in the hospital 20 secs in
id be plasterd
OMG thank thank thank you Sooooo much! I just got a lionhead and she's just precious, but still skittish. I have two little children under 5yrs and a Norwegian forest cat. The lass is very shy and I'm trying to get her accustomed to her new home but I've read somewhere that they do not like to be handled or held, so I'm a bit confused and could really use some help.
My lions head is a year old and it sheds like MAD! Its insane how much fur comes off when I brush him. Does it ever stop shedding this is crazy... fur everywhere...
it inspires me as a pet lover
Esta hermoso ese conejo
Hes so calm
I am a dig groomer and high suggest using The Stuff its a silicone brush out spray to prevent breakage but ALSO it coats the hair in silicone so they won't grab on each other so less breakage! Is it bunny safe tho?
I have 2 lion head rabbits! One is brown and named Brownie but my mom calls her Solar and the other rabbit is black and named Luna. :DD
I read that sun flower seeds are not good for rabbits because the oils in the seeds counter the nutrition they would get from their food, unless these kind are different, I feed my adult rabbit as a treat carrots, and she always gets hay,
they do like oats,
a few times when i ran out of rabbit feed, i gave them whole oats and they loved it, so thats good to know that they can be fed that on a regular basis, they love celery and romaine lettuce but I only feed that to the one adult rabbit I have, she is old now and I'm expecting her to pass away any time, my little ones are just getting 16%, mixed with 18% pellets, and hay, right now.
this is BOSS - Black Oil Sunflower Seed - and everything in moderation :-)
THAT BUNNY😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Do you recommend grooming at home or a vet is it okay to take them to a vet? how long do they need to be groomed?
I adopted a bunny for my daughter from the Humaine Society and they were not able to identify what type of a bunny he is. He looks like a lion head to me but I was wondering if I could send you a few pictures to see if you agree or not. He is a sweet boy.
Your videos are so amazing and educational! I have been playing with the idea of adding some lion heads to my herd but want to get my hollands more established and further along in their breedings.
I hope you aren’t feeding your rabbits seeds and too many pellets it is not good for them.
Where is your rabbitry located ? I want one of these lion heads
Cute
Our Lionhead is about to be 2 years old, we lover her but she hates us (our other bunnies love us and enjoy coming near us and like pets). She won't let us touch her at all and it makes grooming very hard. Mostly she just seems afraid of everything around her, and we think that she might have too much fur around her eyes and maybe can't see, but she also has whiskers everywhere, including in the fur around her eyes and it concerns us. Sadly there is no pet groomers near us who do rabbits who could help us.
This video was great, but I am wondering if there is any tips for trying to keep that area around the front of the eyes clean of hair.
Thanks!
Zack Virgo Hair in these areas can be trimmed with scissors (carefully) or with (electric) small animal clippers. You will generally need a second person to help keep the rabbit still. One person can hold the rabbit straight up and down against their chest - one hand under the front legs, the other supporting the back legs and keeping the rabbit's back nearly-flat against you - to prevent twisting and kicking out, which could break the back
When I got my rabbit they said she was a lion head but I think she might be mixed with another rabbit
Omg I’m getting a Lionhead baby next week. I’m gettin
excited
I have a lion head and I’ve had him for 9 months and he still runs away when I try to pick him up and he doesn’t like to be held. What should I do !?!?!
Reymatik Beatz
IDK
What comb are you using?
Ur LionHead is a Alpaca
I have a lion head and her name is DARLA!!!!🐇
Omgosh that redish one looks like my Binky
thank you so much. my new baby is only 10 weeks can he still get the seeds, oats and shredded wheat. where can I find your shows? I am in western ma, happy to travel. thank you again. liseann
all shows are listed on the ARBA website - and 10 weeks is still young - introduce a very small amount of anything new over a stretch of several days and only 1 thing at a time so you know if it is being tolerated or not :-)
Hi, just wondering why fresh greens aren't part of your recommended diet?
Bunnies can't eat fresh greens until they are 7 months old, it gives them digestive issues which causes dehydration, which could be fatal.
Zoya is correct in their reply - I do give some fresh clover on occasion but rabbits digestive systems are fragile and they do not like their diet messed with :-)
My vet told me to give my doublemane lionhead fresh greens daily at 2 months old. No clue why anyone that isn't a vet would say anything different. I was told to give my bunny a variety of green veggies (2-3 kinds) as a part of her daily diet. I highly recommend following a vet's advice over a random pet owner on TH-cam.
Im about to get a lion head mix next week
I’m wanting to get a double maned lion head for show, but how do I know if they are show quality or not?
My cousins lion head hisses at me,he's quite stubborn
I just got a lion head bunny how do you tell the sex? And my lion head doesn’t seem to like anything sweet at all is this typical? I have always had mini Rex so I am new to lion heads.
You just have to look through its fur near the tail and if something little pops out then it's a boy.
How big do they get.
I have a lion head rabbit and I also named her fufu 🤨🤯😮
Not enough hay. U need to give them more hay!
She is just showing what she gives her bunnies..She said rabbits should have unlimited hay, so she gives her buns more hay then that
OMG THIS IS A WHAT NOT TO DO WITH A LIONHEAD VIDEO
OMG do you have any for sale?
I use old towelets for my bunnies to rest on and I have indoor wire hutches, with wheels so they can be pushed outside for some fresh air, and in at night, it is kind of cool still outside so I will wait for a nice warm day, as they have been indoors for all the time we had them,
I want to know, could i show my bunnies if they have not been bought from a breeder, our's were bought from a pet store they are very reputable people, and we have always had good quality pets from them,
will the judges, allow this or do the bunnies have to be from known breeders, with papers and pedigrees? because my little girls look to be good quality bunnies though I don't know much about what is considered quality from the rabbit club point of view,
is there a difference between pet, and show quality rabbits? and what constitutes show quality? when i've been to rabbit shows I've had the impression, that the rabbits I had could have given them a run for their money. anyways thanks again for you informative videos.
as long as the bunny meets the breed standard set forth by ARBA it can be shown - it will need to have a tattoo in is left ear to be shown - good luck and let us know how you do :-)
🌸
I just bought a beautiful young male lionhead. My question is do they get mean when they mature? By the way I enjoyed your vedio, alot of good info.
All rabbits go thru puberty males and females. My female who was potty trained even started marking her territory like a male and trying to ride my leg and would bite me when I would let her. Getting your rabbit neutered stops all aggressive and marking behavior. Mine did. The difference of daylight and dark. Do your research before getting any new pet!
I have a female rabbit and my cousin had a male rabbit and I thought my rabbit was more aggressive then the male.
It all depends on how the parents was and how good you are at socialize your bunny. I have a Netherland Dwarf rabbit, he’s a skittish rabbit and took a while to make him tame. If I didn’t take it slow he could have turned to be an aggressive rabbit, scared and never wanted to be picked up or cuddled.
He gives me a lot of kisses and always cuddles with me when I watch movies. He’s just now starting to get comfortable in the cage, saw him sleep relaxed and he’s 7 months now.
Rabbits also go through puberty and some will get grumpy and angry like a normal teenager get. And some stay the same.
Where can i buy a lion head?
Holding it by the ears makes them stressful
😍😍😍😍😍😍
Are you going to stop the hay because of the bunny disease?
i hope i can buy a lionhead
I got a loin head rabbit
Honest question: Is this really how much they eat every day? This seems like a LOT of food for an animal that small! I used to have an 80 pound dog who ate only about twice this much.
No they need about 10 times more hay NO SEED LESS KIBBLE and their body size in fresh food like Romain, mint leaves, carrot tops, cilantro and something fun and crunchy like a little Napa cabbage and a tiny slice of carrot or sweet pepper and dessert a little piece of banana or apple a couple times a week💕
👍
half the comment section i love hehe
I just got a black baby lionhead. His name is Slim Shady Fluff N Stuff 😎🐇🐰❤
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I have a question. my rabbit is a lionhead rabbit and she has London hear on her head we jokingly call it the mullet. is the hair that grows longer really hair or fur?
the "mane" around neck is actually a type of wool but not the same as an actual wool producing bunny - ie angora - you can lean more about that in my other video wool vs fur :-)
Does anybody know if a lionhead can live outside
No, never have a bunny live outside
i have lion head rabbit i got bronw and white
can mature neutered males live long term with mature spayed females in the same space?
if they get along!
Lol crack for bunnies 😂
You can’t feed seeds to rabbits that’s bad for them and I have got experience with rabbit I have 2 lion heads and 2 mini lop so can chat
Asad Khan so what do u feed them?
Shensy Cortez Timothy hay & water
@@sandramort37 no pellet?
@@tayylorfierce6823 pellets are a treat for bunnies. they are very unhealthy.
Sandra Mort Oh golly... so you’re one of those people
I gust got a a Lionhead bunny
Alexander cabrera just*****
Your lionmane looks like a llama
My lion head is going to give birth
I'm getting a lion head tomorrow I'm so excited
I have one lion head she loves being held
Where you located I want one
My lionhead Maxi is 8 months old and he eats bananas since he was 3 months old.
Idk he likes bananas
It's a yummy treat but don't give too much since it is a fruit and contains alot of sugar.
My friend Mucki (pronounce "mooky") and I used to share a banana every evening as a dessert, no more no less.
I’m getting a bunny in two weeks 😁
You are sooooo lucky. I have wanted a bunny for YEARS! Hopefully I will be getting one this September:)
I'm thinking of getting a lion head but my mum tells me that there loads of work is this true?
Lionheads are just like other bunnies their fur may require more grooming the most rabbits but overall rabbits can be expensive (Their supplies are at least) and they require a lot of attention
fox I know this but I also meant all types of bunnys my mum was saying in general so yahh
I didn’t like how she moved the other bunny she is so rough then pet them to act like she was tryna be gentle .
What if I can't get my bun,bun, to eat hay
julia white thats a problem
Yea 80% of their diet is hay bc they require very high fiber for there tender digestive tracts. So if it doesn’t graze on hay a majority of it’s day it’s in danger of bad health issues ☹️
That is to much food for a lion head I’m not trying to be rude but a lion head rabbit should only be eating a quarter of a cup every 5 hours
omg no they are prey animals and when they are scared they freeze...she doesnt like to be pulled up like that im sure!!!!
Seeds r not good for rabbits
Stop saying UM!!!!!
Rabbits do not need seeds.
but rabbut skins are fragile and the cat comb isnt a good ideaa ;-;
wtf get more hay and less bloody pellets
i know this was a while ago but their diet is completely terrible. you should never feed your rabbit any kind of seeds no matter the breed and there wasn't any veggies and way too much pellets. i can tell you don't take very good care of your rabbits. also another thing is that bananas and other types of fruits and veggies (besides lettuce of course) are mainly treats for rabbits and really shouldn't be given in a large amount every single day. maybe one-two carrots daily or something like that depending on how much your rabbit weights, etc. also, shredded wheat is another thing that shouldn't be fed to rabbits in high amounts. if you're going to give them something like shredded wheat, maybe you should fill up a box of timothy hay instead since its good for their digestive system and keeps their teeth from over growing. just my opinion on the video.
Your feeding and housing structure looks awful. I feel bad for your rabbits
This is NOT what you should feed a bunny. They should have unlimited hay and water, fresh greens, and minimal pellets. Minimal fresh fruit or carrot pieces for treats. Cereal, seeds, and oats are SO bad for their digestive system. It can cause gas, pain, and possibly gut stasis. Please look it up. Learn from your local House Rabbit Society if you are going to get a pet bunny. DO NOT follow the diet advice in this video, or you’ll likely end up with a fat, sick bunny, and the vet bills are expensive! :(
Don't follow Wisconsin girl"s advice. 😁
I'm not following either of these. I'll look it up from a vet website, or another trusted web about rabbit care XD
Why not? I think she's correct. I've had my doublemane lionhead for almost four years and both of her vets said almost exactly what Wisconsin Girl wrote. I tend to believe an actual vet over anyone else.
Seeds are bad for rabbits but it's not deadly
@@Biastophilia you're an idiot, she is right. Get some damn education
to many pellets they need way more hayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Hey sorry can u write me a quick list of everything that is on that plate?
You should delete this video. It's very incorrect and misleading information. Rabbits should not eat seeds and they should have unlimited access of hay. Please do some more research instead of misdirecting others.
Definitely agree with you 💯
The way she aggressively picks them up and flips them around gives me anxiety
@@ashleychristine510 me too i was super annoyed and upset at that...whats her problem
Why so rough????
the pellets should be no more than half a cup a day. no oats. and the rest of their diet is hay and veggies. wth is this i thought the goal was to have our pets live as long as possible
no offence but you have way to many pellets.
Way to many pelletes no research!
Thank you for the advice. My daughter got a lions mane for her birthday a couple years ago and I don't think he is very happy and I am trying to give him a happier life...more space and a better diet. Just a side note, you have got to stop saying um. It really distracts from your video.
On a side note when my daughters bunny Henry was young he enjoyed pellets (Alfalfa) I would assume and diced carrots, lettuce, spinach, strawberries and timothy hay but now he won't eat anything but the pellets. Is he getting enough nutrition from the pellets alone? I know that disrupting the diet norm can cause digestive issues but I want to be sure he is getting enough of the right nutrients
Mine died
You say um WAY too much
wow..thats..quite wrong sorry..the real expert is Lennon The Bunny..I want to know about Lionheads but that..thats wrong..
Grrr. I hate breeders
Personally I think the handling of the cute bunnies are rough. Trying to keep the bunnies facing the camera by constantly picking them up or turning their heads are mean. You need to allow them freedom and not be tyrannical for the camera. Poor bunnies!!!! I stopped watching the vid beginning midpoint. I couldn’t.