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bunny diet
what should I feed my bunny?
Our bunnies are given a fresh clean supply of filtered water. We feed our bunnies Modesto Milling Organic Rabbit Feed. Our bunnies receive unlimited amounts of Timothy Hay, Orchard Grass, & or Meadow Hay. We also feed our adult bunnies 1 cup of leafy greens (bunny safe fresh or dried veggies & a tiny treat size piece of fruit) daily.
* bunnies should always have access to fresh clean WATER at all times
* bunnies should always have an unlimited supply of Timothy Hay or Orchard Grass
* bunnies 8 weeks - 6 months should have unlimited amount of pellets
* bunnies 6 months or older should have 1/4 cup to 1/2 cup of pellets per day and 1 cup of leafy greens & a tiny treat
size slice of fruit
* bunnies younger than 6 months should only be fed pellets and hay
NO LEAFY GREENS OR FRUITS FOR BABY BUNNIES!
* bunnies 6 months or older should have about 1/2 a cup of leafy greens in addition to 1/4 cup to 1/2 cup of pellets daily as well as
unlimited hay
* ONCE YOUR BUNNY IS 6 MONTHS OLD YOU MAY SLOWLY BEGIN TO ADD LEAFY GREENS TO THEIR DIET.
* ADD ONLY ONE NEW LEAFY GREEN AT A TIME.
* ALWAYS INTRODUCE NEW LEAFY GREENS ONE AT A TIME IN SMALL AMOUNTS AND SLOWLY ALLOW YOUR BUNNY TO WORK UP TO 1/2 CUP DAILY
* ONCE YOU SEE YOUR BUNNY IS DOING WELL WITH THE NEW LEAFY GREEN YOU MAY BEGIN TO ADD ANOTHER LEAFY GREEN TO THEIR DIET ect.
* FRUITS SHOULD ALWAYS BE GIVEN SPARINGLY AND IN VERY SMALL AMOUNTS
(tiny treat size slices or pieces)
what we feed our bunnies & what we recommend
We use both Water Bottles & Water Bowls for all of our bunnies so that the buns are used to using both in case their new bunny family chooses to use only a Water Bottle or a Water Bowl they will know how to drink from them both.
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housing
Our bunnies live in very spacious solid floor enclosures! Our bunnies are given daily free time to roam & explore around the house all while being supervised for the health & safety of our bunnies of course! Please, note that our home has been bunny proofed for the health & safety of our bunnies. If you have not bunny proofed your home you will need to acquire an ex-pen or puppy playpen for your bunny to play in safely!
bunny enclosures, hutches, & set-ups!
what we recommend
Be Mindful Bunny Hutch
Doggy Style Enclosure Robuste avec Plateau ABS pour Chiot Taille M 
DIY bunny set-ups
C&AHOME Metal Wire Cube Storage
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Clearly Loved Pets 
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MidWest Critter Nation Deluxe
DIY bunny set-ups
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litter box
We use two types of litterboxes here at Jack & Birdie's Little Lagomorphs. In our bun bun's bunny enclosures, we use Ware Scatterless Lock N Litter Jumbo size litterbox and we use Carefresh Naturals for the litter material placed in the bottom of the litterbox. We also, use the Great Choice Open Pan Litter Box with the Carefresh Naturals placed on the bottom and hay placed on top of that for our bunnies play area as well several other places throughout our home for our bun buns to munch & potty in.
what we use for our bunnies & what we recommend
what we use for our bunnies & what we recommend
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grooming
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handling your bunny
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toys, tunnels, & chews
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bunny behavior
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what you will need to have on hand
Basic Bunny First Aid Kit
Your Basic Bunny First Aid Kit
- Critical Care Formula by Oxbow or SAR X Rabbit Recovery Food by Sherwood Pet Health· Simethicone
(infant gas drops)
- Canned pumpkin or squash baby food (to stimulate appetite and gut movement during GI stasis)
- Digestive Support Tabs by Sherwood Pet Health or Oxbow
- Large oral feeding syringe or 60cc catheter tip syringe
- Flex Thermometer (to take your bun bun's temperature)
- Puremedy Vegan Just Calendula Herbal Salve (for minor wounds & or abrasions)
- Kwik Stop (styptic powder for a bleeding nail – do not use on open skin wounds)
- Q-tips (to apply styptic powder, also needed for cleaning scent glands)
- Vetericyn Plus All Animal Eye Wash (eyewash for rinsing eyes out)
- Terramycin (eye ointment/drops for minor eye irritation)
- Medications (available from your vet - use only with your vet's complete instructions)
Research, Research, Research!
If you are new to the bunny world you will need to read up and educate yourself on bunny care! We encourage you to research bunny care for yourself both online and with good old fashioned books! The best places we have found for your bunny care informative websites are The Nature Trail, Hickory Ridge Hollands, & Best 4 Bunny. The best books we have found for bunny care are House Rabbit Handbook, The Best 4 Bunny Handbook, & Raising Happy Rabbits.
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bunny informative websites
- The Nature Trail
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- Best 4 Bunny