Advice/input on bunny diet.

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- 06/22/2015 at 9:05 PM
  luna1243
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  So I am new to bunny parenthood and have been doing a lot of research on bunny care. I’ve gotten varied information when it comes to proper bunny diet. I want my baby to live a long and healthy life so I’d really appreciate some feedback on the diet I have my bunny on right now. So here’s what Luna, my 7 month old 10.8 lb american chinchilla, is eating everyday: unlimited orchard and oat grass hay (oxbow brand). 1/2 cup oxbow adult rabbit pellets (split up into two meals a day). 4 cups leafy greens (split up into two meals a day). And 2 tbsp of fruit. She probably eats about half her body size in hay everyday. She has a really good appetite and her poops seem frequent and healthy. Thanks in advance for any and all responses!
- 06/22/2015 at 10:24 PM
  Lee
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  I am new as well but from my research and time here on the forum that sounds like a very healthy diet and a very healthy bun!
- 06/22/2015 at 11:27 PM
  Roberta
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  Sounds well balanced to me.
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