Is this safe for my bunny?

[ravishing]

Meet Penny:

According to the wonderfully helpful posters here on rabbits online.. she is a 3-4 month Holland lop


I received this in a bunny starter kit.. can I give it to her?

=)

thank you!

 

[Korr_and_Sophie]

Mineral stones are not really good for rabbits. When I took Amelia to the vet for her pre spay check up, the vet said to get rid of the stone I have (I didn't buy it) as it can cause issues if they eat it in a short time. My rabbits have never showed any interest in mineral stores anyway.
I would not give it. If you are feeding a good pellet, they won't need salt or mineral stones or supplements.

 

[Maureen Las]

Korr_and_Sophie wrote:

Mineral stones are not really good for rabbits. When I took Amelia to the vet for her pre spay check up, the vet said to get rid of the stone I have (I didn't buy it) as it can cause issues if they eat it in a short time. My rabbits have never showed any interest in mineral stores anyway.
I would not give it. If you are feeding a good pellet, they won't need salt or mineral stones or supplements.

I agree

 

[maxysmummy]

far too much calcium - there is a strong link between excess calcium and bladder issues, like bladder stones, sludgey urine etc

 

[Sweetie]

I agree with the too much calcium. 20% calcium is way too high. It should be way lower than that

 

[Nancy McClelland]

Very cute little girl and we would not give them to her either.

 

[elrohwen]

I agree with everyone else.

And can I just say how much I want to steal her?

 

[PerpetualAnimalLover2011]

thats good info to know, thanks for asking.

I totally agree, I would take her home in a heartbeat!