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I smeared a lil banana over vegetables, placed a bit of grated fresh apple in his water all to no avail. I cant be home 24/7 due to work and I am really worried something may happen to him when I am gone. He is currently separated from his brother to monitor his food/water/pee/poo intake / output...

Hi all, I haven't been on in FOREVER. Last time I was, some of you gave pretty good advice so I'm back. Recently my first boy, Cookie, has been rejecting his food. He'll only eat when he's hand fed, which I thought was a bunny tantrum thing cause he did that a lot when he was little. Two days...

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Thanks Jenny , will try . I'll see if the same thing happens with bother type of pellet. So far they don't like burgess excel, but I heard Kaytee isn't any good :/

For about a year :( I got them at two months old :S

We do have oxbow here in my country and thats what im feeding them, plain oxbow pellets My vet says the runny poop is caused by the pellets . I dont understand because the both of them, adults, are only sharing one tablespoon worth of pellets between them. He told me to cut down abd hence i...

Hi and thanks for the prompt reply guys! That said im giving one and a half tablespoon of pellets to my mixed breed boys, both who are about a year and two months old. I've heard the negative effects pellet has on poo and it seems like Donut is startng to get runny poo sometimes due to pellets...

Wow i havent been online since FOREVER. hows everyone doing?? Cookie and Donut say hi with lotsa loveeee :} So anyway, ive been hearing a lot about pellet free diets for rabbits and how its supposedly better for them? Can someone enlighten me about this? And if you have tried it, is it...

Korr_and_Sophie wrote: I bought a smaller pack of Cuni Pro.....got nagged at by the local House Rabbit Society team cuz apparently Oxbow is best ;(

Korr_and_Sophie wrote: Thanks. Cuz here where I live' pellets are expensive and I can't finish them within the freshness period. I don't wanna feed my boys stale loudly pellets (and they dont eat it anyway so.....) :/

Hey guys! I'm back from my hiatus lol :p So anyway. Title says it all. Do rabbits really need pellets in their diet? Mine get 2 cups of veggies per day (maybe some leaves as midday snacks) and one tablespoon of fruit twice a week, as well as unlimited American Pet Diner Timothy Gold hay...

Oooh that's so cheap :O here the cheapest is S$55 for one :L I'll start saving up then. And give them my old clothes to rip up or chew lol :P THANK YOU <3

I give up . LOL :p Got them a huge cardboard box filled with shredded paper (soy based ink, not to worry) and they had a hell of a time. But they pee inside it as well , so I doubt that box is gonna last for very long....:P Ah well. With rabbits, as long as they're having fun its all that...

I did try soil....boy that messed up my room real quick. But the silly rabbit was so happy I let him have it his way :D NewBunnyMomma : won't they pee inside? :L Teehee. I'm gonna go out and explore the convenient stores today and see what I can find :/ :P

So I guess towels are fine then? :)) I try and avoid boxes as much as possible unless they're those huge handmade castles my boyfriend does for the rabbits. Shoeboxes, they'll use it as a litter box , the naughty devils >.<