rachaeeelanneee Well-Known Member Joined Feb 20, 2014 Messages 130 Reaction score 27 Location Idaho Mar 4, 2014 #21 whiskylollipop said: No no, you cannot substitute greens for hay. Greens are a good nutrient supplement in a bunny's diet, but really are mostly water and only contain 10-15% fibre. Hay should always be 60-70% of a bunny's total diet. Click to expand... The problem is, Moo won't eat hay.
whiskylollipop said: No no, you cannot substitute greens for hay. Greens are a good nutrient supplement in a bunny's diet, but really are mostly water and only contain 10-15% fibre. Hay should always be 60-70% of a bunny's total diet. Click to expand... The problem is, Moo won't eat hay.
majorv Supporting Member Joined Jan 8, 2011 Messages 3,501 Reaction score 757 Location Texas Mar 4, 2014 #22 Does your pet store carry orchard grass? Rabbits tend to like it, at least ours do.
rachaeeelanneee Well-Known Member Joined Feb 20, 2014 Messages 130 Reaction score 27 Location Idaho Mar 5, 2014 #23 majorv said: Does your pet store carry orchard grass? Rabbits tend to like it, at least ours do. Click to expand... To my knowledge, no. I'll have to double check though.
majorv said: Does your pet store carry orchard grass? Rabbits tend to like it, at least ours do. Click to expand... To my knowledge, no. I'll have to double check though.
