Rabbit treats help!

[katnanw]

My oven has recently broken down. Anyone here know of any treats I can make for my bunnies without an oven? Sorry if I misled you with the subject lol :biggrin:

 

[ZRabbits]

found lots of recipes using an oven, but this I found that no oven is needed.

Bunny Trail Mix
No Bake

1 Cup Cheerios 1 Cup Shredded Wheat 3 raisins raisins 1 Cup oats 1 Cup dried apple bits
1 Cup dried/fresh strawberries 1 Cup dried pineapple 1 Cup dried/fresh carrots

Mix all and store in airtight container. (any combination of dried fruits & vegetables will do as long as they are safe for the rabbit)

 

[katnanw]

ZRabbits wrote:

found lots of recipes using an oven, but this I found that no oven is needed.

Bunny Trail Mix 
No Bake

1 Cup Cheerios 1 Cup Shredded Wheat 3 raisins raisins 1 Cup oats 1 Cup dried apple bits
1 Cup dried/fresh strawberries 1 Cup dried pineapple 1 Cup dried/fresh carrots

Mix all and store in airtight container. (any combination of dried fruits & vegetables will do as long as they are safe for the rabbit)   

OMG THANKS!!

 

[MikeScone]

I don't think I've ever made a treat for Natasha. She's quite content with dried banana chips or dried cranberries from the bulk food aisle at the supermarket, or baby-cut carrots, or parsley or cilantro (fed by Dad one stalk at a time, of course).

 

[Nancy McClelland]

I guess ours are spoiled. We get them Raviolos, carrot slims, and other packaged stuff. The favorite is yogurt drops.

 

[katnanw]

I try not to give them store bought treats because 1) I'm a working student and my allowance isn't much so I can't afford the good ones and besides, the shop owner told me she wouldn't recommend that I buy something so high in sugar for them and 2) because I bought a packet of yoghurt drops once and they didn't touch it

 

[mrbunny]

You can try scavenging for safe edible plants.

Look in parks, apartment buildings, bus stops, etc. I usually carry a small canvas bag with me back and from to school and pick out whatever I need. Wash, dry, and serve.

I have got lots of free willow branches and leaves this way!

Of course, you can also try growing your own small potted plants such as dill, marjoram, and mint.

 

[mrbunny]

This is a good site I found: http://kanin.org/node/189

Or, you can try one of those free edible plant tours if you have difficulty identifying plants.

 

[katnanw]

In my country the plants are either not safe or fulllllll of pesticide. Which is why I wake up in the early morning (it's 9.49 am) and go to the market to get cheap bargains of vegetables (which I just did lol I got watercress for $0.88) :biggrin: