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Hi Dillpickle!
Congrats on your new bunny! You’re right that lots of people recommend unlimited pellets for baby bunnies, but sometimes it does have to be limited. In practice, unlimited should never be truly unlimited anyway! Do you know roughly how much she’s currently eating?
The most important thing is that rabbits eat hay, so as soon as her pellet consumption starts to interfere with her hay consumption, you should start to reduce pellets. She should always have unlimited hay (some people advise alfalfa for baby buns, but if she has alfalfa based baby pellets then regular timothy or meadow is just fine. adults have to be weaned off alfalfa as its too fattening for their permanent diet) and should eat a pile roughly the size of herself each day. Then, I would serve her a portion of pellets twice a day – perhaps 1/4 cup each time? Depending how much she’s been eating so far.
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