RE: snacks for bunny

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RE: snacks for bunny

07/25/2011 at 2:22 PM

zpipes

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I’ve printed the list for the next time I head to the grocery store. Now, in reality, sometimes people can overreact or be overly cautious. In regards to the lettuce, I can understand if it has no nutritional value, but is it actually bad for him to eat it? Is there something in the iceburg that makes it unhealthy? I ask only because he enjoys it so much, if it doesn’t actually harm him, I don’t mind feeding it to him every now and then. There are alot of foods that provide zero nutritional info for humans but are not unhealthy, yet we eat them all the time. The free calorie foods. Anyhow, thanks for the info thus far.