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- 02/08/2017 at 8:36 PM
  Kimberley D
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  So I’ve recently adopted a second rabbit and it was love at first sight. Day 3 my girl, Bunny, accepted the new guy, Rory, into her own territory. So question is, when I start letting them actually live together how do I make sure they get fed evenly. Bunny is a slow eater and likes to take breaks and let her food sit for a while whereas Rory eats everything the second he gets it. How do I make sure that Bun gets her fair share of the food and I don’t accidentally fatten Rory up too much?
- 02/09/2017 at 12:42 AM
  Gina.Jenny
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  Try feeding very small amounts several times a day? You may find Bunny soon learns to eat faster too! Hand feeding is another option?
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