Well. 2 bowls a day of pellets is too much. You should be only giving them small measured amounts not free feeding them. Hay and veggies should make up the bulk of their diet. As long as they have plenty of hay and greens they should be fine.

Medina, it sounds like they may be getting too many pellets.  My two, full grown 9 pound monsters get only a tablespoon each in the morning for breakfast and free feed on hay and water until fresh veggies at dinner time. I would not be overconcerned with their consumption of the pellets, but definately cut way back. Our little stinker bunnies have a habit of making us think that they are starving to death (nothing like a guilt trip) when in fact they aren’t.  Fresh veggies and fruit are treats and so they get excited as it is something other than the norm for them.  It sounds like they could be a little bored and so you might want to try and spice up things with a few toys and stuffing a paper bag with hay. Your stinkers sound like they are trying to "train" you to only feed them goodies and what they like, so stand firm, you’re the momma and know what’s best for them.  You’re doing a great job so keep up the good work and I am glad to hear they are eating the Oxbow now.

My bunnies practically step on each other’s heads to get at their pellets in the morning, so I know what you mean by them acting like they are “starving” – but its OK – they are just excited for their treat! Definitely stick to the recommended amount of pellets, and just realize that they are just excited to have their pellets – its VERY normal for bunnies to act like that.

As far as the greens – you might want to try purchasing just regular romaine lettuce from the store, it may be more economical, and the bags of salad mix (at least at my stores) don’t really look as fresh as the romaine lettuce heads. I have 7 bunnies and so go through one head of romaine per day – which usually ends up being about 2 cups of veg for each bunny. I have heard varying opinions on the amount of veg, but I think what is more important than the amount is how fresh and healthy it is – so I’d recommend trying something that isn’t bagged, you could give them more parsley, or romaine, those two happen to be my bunnies favorites!

Hello again Medina!  Moobunnay gave you some great input.  Just for some info, here is the link for Binky Bunny’s diet info https://binkybunny.com/Default.aspx?tabid=60 to give you a better handle and what and how much like portion size.  It does sound like they are getting plenty. So, not to worry! Coney and Conner sound just like every other bunny, like Moobunnay said, it is very normal and hers step on each others heads.  Mine dance on, over and around my feet when it’s breakfast time. How mych do your guys weigh now?

You’ve gotten great tips, also, when you are switching over to Oxbow, are you doing it over a month’s time as suggested on the package? I know with mine, when I first switched them to Oxbow, and it was mixed with the old, they snuffed their nose at it at first and always ate the old pellet portion first, and left the oxbow behind. But after about a week, they started nibbling more on the Oxbow brand, and then slowly ate more and more until they are now happy with it. As long as you have plenty of hay for them to eat at all times, they won’t starve.