lunarlady
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Hi guys! My best friend just recently gave me a pair of cute little bunnies for Christmas and I'm so in love with them!
I noticed that they didn't like eating the regular pellets that my friend gave me along with the rabbits so I immediately went to the pet store to look for better alternatives. They had Vitakraft Menu Vital, which looked legitimately good and nutritious, so I bought it for my bunnies. They seem to love eating the food and it made me happy to see them munch it up.
However, as I was researching for other foodstuffs I could feed them, I read that corn isn't good for bunnies at all. But I saw that there were dried corn in the Vitakraft mix! I literally had to search all over if there was an exception to the rule but I found none.
How can that be when the bag itself advertises that the contents were carefully crafted to suit the bunnies' special diet???
Can you let me know if there really is an exception to the rule? Like maybe Vitakraft uses special good-for-rabbits corn? But if not, I mean, how can they give such awful advertising?!
I've been feeding my rabbits this stuff for about 5 days now. So far, there's no bad side-effects that I can observe but I don't want to ruin them by feeding them Vitakraft. Right now, my plan is to just remove the corn from each serving that I give until the bag is done. I feel really bad.
Can someone explain this bit about Vitakraft and corn? Thanks guys!
I noticed that they didn't like eating the regular pellets that my friend gave me along with the rabbits so I immediately went to the pet store to look for better alternatives. They had Vitakraft Menu Vital, which looked legitimately good and nutritious, so I bought it for my bunnies. They seem to love eating the food and it made me happy to see them munch it up.
However, as I was researching for other foodstuffs I could feed them, I read that corn isn't good for bunnies at all. But I saw that there were dried corn in the Vitakraft mix! I literally had to search all over if there was an exception to the rule but I found none.
How can that be when the bag itself advertises that the contents were carefully crafted to suit the bunnies' special diet???
Can you let me know if there really is an exception to the rule? Like maybe Vitakraft uses special good-for-rabbits corn? But if not, I mean, how can they give such awful advertising?!
I've been feeding my rabbits this stuff for about 5 days now. So far, there's no bad side-effects that I can observe but I don't want to ruin them by feeding them Vitakraft. Right now, my plan is to just remove the corn from each serving that I give until the bag is done. I feel really bad.
Can someone explain this bit about Vitakraft and corn? Thanks guys!