evansrabbitranch
Well-Known Member
Here is an odd one for you, my landlords refuse to allow loose leaf hay. That is what they call it. I have been feeding Chinny alfalfa hay cubes, she loves them. She went through a 40lb bag of them in a little over 2 months and they stored well, but are they ok?
I mean is there a big difference between feeding loose hay and these? There are also timothy available.
Also we are having a hard time finding what we consider to be a good rabbit pellet. We don't like any that have corn or soy, we have allergies in the family to both so we have to avoid stuff with them as much as possible. Found one but it is alfalfa based which is fine for now because she is only 3 months but soon I would like to move her to a timothy based pellet. However I can not find any in bags I could afford to keep stocked for her. We live in the boonies and I hate shipping charges I see for big bags of pellets. Here is the deal. Same place that has the hay cubes has hay pellets. Basically just pelleted hay. We have begun Chinny on learning what veggies she can have so she will have a well rounded diet, can I just give her the pelleted hay and hay cubes with good variety of veggies? I keep hearing about pellet free diets, but am not sure if it would be that great or not.
Both products are marketed for horses and do not have any kind of meds in them or anything like that.
I mean is there a big difference between feeding loose hay and these? There are also timothy available.
Also we are having a hard time finding what we consider to be a good rabbit pellet. We don't like any that have corn or soy, we have allergies in the family to both so we have to avoid stuff with them as much as possible. Found one but it is alfalfa based which is fine for now because she is only 3 months but soon I would like to move her to a timothy based pellet. However I can not find any in bags I could afford to keep stocked for her. We live in the boonies and I hate shipping charges I see for big bags of pellets. Here is the deal. Same place that has the hay cubes has hay pellets. Basically just pelleted hay. We have begun Chinny on learning what veggies she can have so she will have a well rounded diet, can I just give her the pelleted hay and hay cubes with good variety of veggies? I keep hearing about pellet free diets, but am not sure if it would be that great or not.
Both products are marketed for horses and do not have any kind of meds in them or anything like that.