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- 07/12/2023 at 5:08 AM
  castle
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  Oxbow Enriched Life -Timmy Pops
  
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  Hey everybody, I just got these for my rabbit, and I was just wondering. How safe are these for rabbits? I know they are made of timothy hay, apple sticks and rice glue. Is the rice glue harmful? Would these hurt a rabbit with some intestinal problems in the past (thankfully it’s been almost 3 months since I had a problem…)? And if I give it to him, is it something I should give in moderation or can he just eat them freely like he would hay? Not saying I’d replace the hay, I just didn’t know if it should be treated like a once-in-a-while treat or what.
  
  I let him chew some of it before I really thought about the rice glue situation, and he really liked it, so I just thought I’d check in with people who are knowledgeable about this stuff. Thank you!
- 07/12/2023 at 5:16 AM
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  I think these are bunny safe. Rice glue is made of rice and water, and it would dissolve in the rabbit stomach. I have used sth similar for my buns. But as with all new food it’s recommended to start with smaller amounts -maybe let him have the timmy pop for a short time, then take it away and give it back the next day? I do that with some edible enrichment stuff. It keeps the bun interested in the item too.
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