layla20
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I don't have anything to add I just want to wish you all the best and hope your bunny is ok 
So many suggestions and I am confused!
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dhill711
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layla20 wrote:
awww thank you so much :big kiss:
I don't have anything to add I just want to wish you all the best and hope your bunny is ok
awww thank you so much :big kiss:
Mariah
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This is what I feed my babies.
Kiwi- 1 year old, spayed doe and Papaya- 3.5 month old buck- 1/3 cup of pellets AM and PM, unlimited Timothy hay and fresh water at all times. They get Quaker oats as a treat a couple days a week (just a sprinkle).
Kiwi also gets a baby carrot and a leaf of romaine lettuce a couple days a week. Papaya is too young. Once he's 6 months I will start introducing veggies slowly.
As for the pineapple juice- I only give that if I notice there are issues pooping. I only give tiny chunks and the juice from a fresh pineapple- never from the can as that is too high in sugars.
I have alphfa hay on hand as well just to intice to eat the Timothy hay. Kiwi shouldn't get any, but I do give it as a treat. Papaya is still able to have alphfa hay but I only sprinkle it cause it's high in protein and I don't want him ignoring the Timothy!
Kiwi- 1 year old, spayed doe and Papaya- 3.5 month old buck- 1/3 cup of pellets AM and PM, unlimited Timothy hay and fresh water at all times. They get Quaker oats as a treat a couple days a week (just a sprinkle).
Kiwi also gets a baby carrot and a leaf of romaine lettuce a couple days a week. Papaya is too young. Once he's 6 months I will start introducing veggies slowly.
As for the pineapple juice- I only give that if I notice there are issues pooping. I only give tiny chunks and the juice from a fresh pineapple- never from the can as that is too high in sugars.
I have alphfa hay on hand as well just to intice to eat the Timothy hay. Kiwi shouldn't get any, but I do give it as a treat. Papaya is still able to have alphfa hay but I only sprinkle it cause it's high in protein and I don't want him ignoring the Timothy!
SweetPeasMom
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dhill711 wrote:
My bunny does too...so spaying is not the answer and the surgery is very risky...a risk I dont want to take. I would die if she did!
Just relax and breath! Bunnies are smart little people, just give hay and water, and for a treat dried papaya piece for a couple of days; when she is feeling better start giving some veggies..
Remember food in moderation
fantaysah wrote:
she has a heart murmer so spaying her would be risky
My bunny does too...so spaying is not the answer and the surgery is very risky...a risk I dont want to take. I would die if she did!
Just relax and breath! Bunnies are smart little people, just give hay and water, and for a treat dried papaya piece for a couple of days; when she is feeling better start giving some veggies..
Remember food in moderation
MagPie
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dhill711 wrote:
The gel tablets for Gas X or something similar. It is the same stuff as the baby gas but more of course, so you'd only have to dose once. My guy is about 4lbs. You don't want to feed him the whole thing but rather the gel within the pill. So you take a needle and pierce the pill and squeeze it into a eye dropper or something similar. Now with baby gas stuff Harvey would eat it no problems he liked the taste of it but he didn't care for the gas x stuff (I think it smelled bad). So I had to wrap him up in a blanket to give it to him. I'm most likely going to stick with the baby gas since it is easier to dose even if it has to be done more often. Hope that helps some.
The gel tablets for Gas X or something similar. It is the same stuff as the baby gas but more of course, so you'd only have to dose once. My guy is about 4lbs. You don't want to feed him the whole thing but rather the gel within the pill. So you take a needle and pierce the pill and squeeze it into a eye dropper or something similar. Now with baby gas stuff Harvey would eat it no problems he liked the taste of it but he didn't care for the gas x stuff (I think it smelled bad). So I had to wrap him up in a blanket to give it to him. I'm most likely going to stick with the baby gas since it is easier to dose even if it has to be done more often. Hope that helps some.
fantaysah
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dhill711 wrote:
Duh i remember that now.
fantaysah wrote:
she has a heart murmer so spaying her would be risky
Duh i remember that now.
