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Reply To: pellet free or not…

12/30/2021 at 8:02 PM

LBJ10

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17170 posts

If he has stopped growing then you can try a pellet-free diet. Some bunnies do fine, some do not. From what I have seen on the forum, most (not all) people who go with a pellet-free diet do it because their bunny had an issue with eating pellets. This can happen, but it isn’t common. Otherwise, most people feed their bunny at least some pellets daily. This ensures that their nutritional needs are met. If you are able to give your bunny a variety of veggies and they eat A LOT of hay (which they should anyway) then you can give pellet-free a try and just see how he does. If you notice him losing weight, etc. then you might need to rethink your approach.