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Forum DIET & CARE Baby bunny eats slow

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    • 2newbunnies
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        Ok. you may think I’m dumb but I’ve never had rabbits before. We bought two 8 week old sister bunnies last week and one of them eats without a problem. she munches on the lettuce and it quickly goes into her mouth.  her sister, who is smaller than her doesn’t seem to know how to eat as well. she chews and chews and finally the lettuce or hay is consumed.  I’ve never seen baby rabbits eat so I don’t know if as they develop they get the hang of eating better and perhaps the one bunny we have just figured it out quicker.  ???


      • LBJ10
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          Some bunnies eat more quickly than others. I worry though that perhaps your bunny has an issue with her mouth. Have you had a vet take a look?

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