I don’t know about papaya tablets, but you can also try bermuda grass. My rabbis and pigs love that.

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Pellets: about 1/4 cup per 5 lbs of bunny. Some people feed as little as 1/8cup or less. The main part of the diet shouldl be veggies and hay.

Hay: Orchard is great. She may not be allergic to timothy, if it was an especially dusty batch, that could cause watery eyes or sneezes also. For an angora, I believe they can have a small bit of alfalfa also b/c the higher protein helps with their fur production.

Papaya tablets: those can be fed 1 or 2 a day. Some people feed more (3 a day) when their bun is molting. An angora could probably be fed 3 every day since it is believed they help move fur thru the gut (this is a theory, not proven.)

I would be careful with the dried papaya b/c it may have a higher sugar content then the tablets.

My almost 5 month old bun is also extremely picky with veggies and fruits. He only likes very bland things like romaine and green leaf lettuce. I’m assuming you tried those already? Otherwise I have no advice because I’m in the same boat. He eats about 1/4 cup of Oxbow 15/23 plus hay. He’s also up to 2-4 leaves of lettuce. Before the veggies, he was eating almost 1/2 cup of pellets. I hope others will have some suggestions on getting buns to eat veggies.

You can feed her 1/2 to 1/4 cup high fiber, low fat pellets. I do think rabbits like anyone else go through phases, sometimes they eat more than at other times.

Have you tried a 2nd cutting timothy hay for her? Maybe that would cause less of a sneezy reaction for her. But honestly if she likes orchard and eats it, then I would stick with that. You can also try blue grass or oat hay as well as they are both grass hays. It would be okay as well to give her a handleful of fresh alfalfa hay every once in awhile since she is a long haired rabbit.

As for veggies – have you tried any herbs like mint, basil or dill? Maybe something with more fragrance might appeal to her.

She could be filling up on the pellets on the days she’s ravenous for them and it carries her thru for 24 hrs – maybe eating hay in between. Maybe reduce the daily portion to 1/4 cup?

Also try experiment with times you feed her. Jersey has a particular routine with evening feeds – she’ll come looking for her food on the dot. With Rumball, I’ve discovered he’ll graze on hay alot but doesn’t eat greens until after 10 pm. If I give them to him beforehand, they get ignored or polished off by someone who comes out for 2nds. The rabbits do loosely follow a daily feeding pattern, it can be harder to pick with indoor rabbits.   If Lola is separated from the others, perhaps you could leave a few greens in with her, she may eat them overnight.   Could the previous owner have offered them and because she didn’t gobble them on the spot, she stopped offering them?