Spring
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Hello!
Just wondering, does anyone give there rabbits oat grass? Like the kindyou buy in the little planters at the petstore? My rabbit adores it andif she sees me coming with it she'll race around her cage and nearlyjump out of the cage and start eating it while i'm putting it in hercage! I've given it to her before but stopped for a few months and nowstarted introducing it back into her diet.
How much should I let her eat? Should I give her free feeding with it?Is there anything to watch out for? I've been giving her a littlenibble (or should I say goble) for a minute in the night andday for the last day and I haven't found any problems.
I was thinking for the spring to add a large planter in her cage andgrow oat grass. It would be big enough for her to sit in and eat.
Does anyone know the properties of oat grass? Could it be high inprotien or calcium? Anything to watch out for? Should it just beoffered as a treat? If given the chance, my rabbit would sit there andeat it all day!
Thanks!
Just wondering, does anyone give there rabbits oat grass? Like the kindyou buy in the little planters at the petstore? My rabbit adores it andif she sees me coming with it she'll race around her cage and nearlyjump out of the cage and start eating it while i'm putting it in hercage! I've given it to her before but stopped for a few months and nowstarted introducing it back into her diet.
How much should I let her eat? Should I give her free feeding with it?Is there anything to watch out for? I've been giving her a littlenibble (or should I say goble) for a minute in the night andday for the last day and I haven't found any problems.
I was thinking for the spring to add a large planter in her cage andgrow oat grass. It would be big enough for her to sit in and eat.
Does anyone know the properties of oat grass? Could it be high inprotien or calcium? Anything to watch out for? Should it just beoffered as a treat? If given the chance, my rabbit would sit there andeat it all day!
Thanks!