Baby buns generally aren’t started on veggies until at least 12 weeks (some people say 6 months). If she was eating them with mom, it’s probably ok, but I wouldn’t give her anything unfamiliar for at least another month or two. Their tummies are very sensitive when young and greens can set off a gut imbalance.

Well if she had mint leaves before she should be fine with them now. Anything else besides the mint leaves? And I would just give her a few.

What are Pixie Pellets?

I think she meant she is feeding Pixie, the bunny, pellets. Haha

LOL, I think you are right Elrohwen – I read it a few times and just wondered if she named Pixie after her pellets or if this was a new pellet out there on the market named after Pixie. It would be a cute name for a pellet – Pixie Pellets. I guess that’s what happens when you get old – you get confused.

Hahaha. Happy birthday to you, huh? 😛

I would avoid greens until she is a little bit older. Don’t want to upset her tummy, especially during this transition phase of being in a new home with lots of stressors.

I think she should be fine with a small amount of a very basic green, like romaine lettuce. Maybe half a leave to start to see how she does. I’ve heard 12 weeks or longer, but really there’s no danger in introducing greens earlier, as long as you watch to see how she is tolerating it.