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- 11/14/2011 at 6:23 PM
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  My new bunny is a mini lop, Bodie. Very different bunny than my dutch. I’m getting to know him. He only likes to eat pellets and timothy hay. Badger liked fruit and veggies. I want to give Bodie special treats. Any ideas?
- 11/14/2011 at 7:13 PM
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  Welcome!!! (: Congratulations on the new bunny. Looking forward to seeing pictures of your bunny *hint hint*
  
  Hmmm well first, how old is your new bunny? My Wilbur hadn’t had veggies or fruits before I had her and she was very picky and cautious about trying something new. What I did was tried a bunch of different veggies and fruits and held them out in front of her while she took a couple nibbles and decides it was tasty. For special treats, I know a lot of bunnies like craisins, it’s basically bunny crack, and Oxbow Papaya Fruit Plus tablets also can be treats. You could also try some tasty herbs like mint, parsley, rosemary, ect.
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