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Forum DIET & CARE Feeding Bunny Too Much?

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    • JamieM
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        I keep getting the feeling I’m feeding Layla too much.  Now, maybe I think that cause I am on a diet (ha!) but it does seem that she’s eating a lot.  She’s young (16 weeks old) and could be going through a growth spurt right now but I’m just curious… this is her diet. 

        AM: fresh veggies (if lettuce, a leaf or two depending on size; if other things about 2 ounces)

        Noonish:  a bowl (about 2 handfuls) of alfalfa and a handful of pellets that I sprinkle around her cage

        PM: a bowl (about 2 handfuls) of alfalfa and her grass ball with meadow mix hay and a treat (usually a raisin)

        Throughout the day: unlimited Timothy Hay

         

        Just curious! 


      • MarkBun
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          Nope, diet seems just fine to me. Although I’d probably start weening off of the alfalfa and just give timothy hay around the 6 month mark.


        • JamieM
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            Oh alright…  that’s good cause she seems to be liking timothy hay more and more…  either that or she’s even more super hungry.  Ha.  She’s a big girl. 


          • MooBunnay
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              16 weeks sounds to me like an appropriate time for a bunny to have a growth spurt, so I wouldn’t be too concerned. A rabbit eating too much timothy hay isn’t really a problem Too little timothy hay is, but it sounds like Layla isn’t going to have that problem!


            • Beka27
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                you can also start increasing her veggies.

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