Tucker’s favorites are carrot tops, celery and collards lately.  He is not a picky bun though..so that might not be much help..but it does give a few options to try.

keep trying new things. it sounds like you’re really paying good attention to the recommended diet which is awesome. is she still a baby? i think it takes time for young buns to catch onto the whole greens thing. oh, and i don’t think they can have cucumber… altho my list says cucumber peels are okay. each week try something new. are there ANY veggies she will eat? like parsley or cilantro or carrot tops? try feeding some small bits of veggies by hand, that might get her interested.

with celery, it has to be cut into one inch pieces. it’s not very high in nutrition tho (like the iceburg)… but it’s okay as a treat.

Have you tried organic baby greens?  There are several kinds of lettuces and chard and some other things in there.  Edson adores it.  Try mint too.

yeah, i just read your other thread about how old she is… so she’s never taken to veggies? if she’s four pounds, you could probably reduce the pellets even more… down to about 1/8th cup. the reduction might be enough to make her curious to try the veggies.

I ditto the pellet decrease suggestion.  Also, does she eat lots of hay?  I know when I was trying to get my pellet obsessed buns onto regular veggies, I had to greatly decrease the pellets and keep them out at all costs for the last half of the day to force the veggies.  Eventually they took to the ones they liked.  Red & green leaf lettuce are big hits, as well as, various greens, cilantro, both parsleys, and yes dandelion greens.  I think that as long as the dandelions are pesticide & chemical free, they’d be alright.  You may want to get some veggie wash to wash them extra well.

Another thought….are you sure that her teeth & jaw are all alright.  Leo cuts back on his veggie intake as soon as his teeth get points or misaligned.  He gets drippy or yucky eyes when he’s teeth are really bad.  You can also tell b/c he usually has dried saliva on his chin.  Just a thought, especially since I found that w/ both my buns, neither seemed to go for the veggies w/o prodding.  PS Leo does NOT like carrots either.  Though lately he will steal a bit from Jessica if she has it, but I think that’s b/c they have food revilaries.

Let us know how it goes I’d also suggest decreasing the pellets. I wouldn’t be worried or concerned about her not wanting to eat carrots. they’re high in sugar, they’re a treat to be fed in moderation only anyhow.

My bunnies looove herbs – basil, dill, parsley especially and dandelion greens

Do you feed her pellets at a regular time each day?  If so, perhaps put some greens in and keep pellets aside for a bit.  She may sample them for want of something to eat and get a taste for them.  Then you could give her the usual pellets after. I found my bun would turn her nose up at new things but eventually have a nibble and find she liked it.  After that, she’d recognise what i gave her.  Your avatar shows your bun outdoors.  Does she graze on the grass?  Maybe she’s had her fill of ‘greens’?  Keep persisting, they’re curious little creatures and are sure to have a taste if you leave some veggies for them to have “in their own time!”

and along the lines of what jerseygirl said: try feeding greens only first. i give Meadow her greens in the morning and that’s all she gets (along with hay of course) all day long. she does not get her ration of pellets until dinnertime (betw/ 6 & 7pm). we’ve heard that it’s better to feed them separately due to the digestion process anyways, so many of us do that now as well.

Yeah!!!!  Great news.  I just tried dill for the first time today and Edson loved it too!  I get such a kick out of them scarfing these healthy things!

So glad to hear that the pellet decrease did the trick.  It’s funny how dependent on pellets somebun can become.

Woohoo! Its great for her to be getting some veg – and romaine is great for them. If she likes romaine, she might also like the green leaf lettuce, and also parsley. That seems to be the favorites amongst my least veg adventurous bunnies.

My bun loves hydroponic butterleaf lettuce. He’s a dwarf bun, so he gets one big leaf a night. Bananas and peeled green grapes are also favorite treats (although very sugary, so I only give a little bit).

OK what the heck is hydroponic lettuce?????? Never heard of that one!!!!!

Here is a comprehensive list of of greens/veggies and fruit   https://binkybunny.com/Default.aspx?tabid=144  just keep trying..

Oh, and Welcome dawnfry!  Cool Avatar.

Lettuce grown in a water enviroment instead of dirt…..lol

Only reason I know is I recently created an exhibit for the Farm Bureau illustrating the hydrophonic (sp) industy….lol You’d be suprised to know what all they can grow that way!