I give non hay feedings as stated, about 1 tbsp in the morning about 4 and veggies just before dark around 7. He has hay and I do see him eat a small piece occasionally but he never eats more than a handful per day. To be fair my handfuls are about the size of him, but my other two rabbits and my guinea pigs eat so much more than him that it does raise red flags. He has been to a vet and they said he is healthy and that there isn’t much for me to do, but if anyone on here has any advice PLEASE let me know it does concern me a lot. Especially since he refuses to eat all of his veggies everyday either. He will eat red and green lettuce and romaine as well as the herbs. He will not eat: spinach, radicchio, baby lettuce, arugula, bok choy or mustard greens. And I’ve tried for months with some of these and he turns his nose up like he’s too good. He has a good weight for his size. I give fresh grass daily too to help with the no hay problem, I figure any fiber in his system is helpful and he will gulp that down after he rubs himself all over it. Carrots are given in small amounts one slice per day and they are sliced on a mandoline so it’s not like I’m giving him much. It’s the equivalent of giving him a quarter of a grape daily. Does this still draw a concern for others? Cabbage and Kale is given in small amounts, like 1/2 a leaf per day, but I’m worried giving him only lettuce and a little bit of carrot will give him a nutrient deficiency and he won’t eat anything else. Does anyone have advice on this?

I’ve tried all oxbow hay with an exception of alfalfa, a Tractor Supply bale, a bale from KMS Hayloft, and several bales from various local farmers. He has reacted exactly the same to all of them. He does, however binky when I bring him oat hay, he just doesn’t eat much of it and it’s hard for me to get where I live unless I order it, but I do it for him. I am at the moment just rotating Tractor Suppy Burmuda Grass, KMS Timothy and Oxbow Oat hay. He also gets an occasional handful of Oxbow Orchard Grass from my guinea pig’s hay supply too, but he doesn’t particularly care for that much either. My two girls, on the other hand, chow down on anything and everything I give them like it’s a competition.

I’ll have to look into Readigrass! I’m sure that may help. He was a breeder bunny before I took him in (as were one of my females and the other female is their daughter. I took in the whole family lol all other babies have found good homes). So yes I agree he probably didn’t. I only knew he was getting Dumor Complete pellets and no veggies. I didn’t ask about the hay because I figured as nice as the family was, they probably gave him some. Apparently not.

Yes I, a vet in training (just starting out. I’m in high school so I’m interning at a local vet clinic and just starting college at the same time), have checked his molars and incisors as well as a small animal vet that is nearby. Both of us agree that they are not overgrown or rotten, but I feel he needs to chew something other than the applewood sticks he’s addicted to because they are a pushing average.