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Taking Care of a Pet Bunny Rabbit : Pet Rabbit Diet


Learn from an exotic animal health technician and get valuable information about pet rabbit diet, including what to feed both older and younger rabbits, as well as what treats are appropriate, in this free online video. Expert: Sarah Tingle Contact: www.extracareanimalhospital.net Bio: Sarah is a resident exotic animal health technician and has been working as a technician for seven years. Filmmaker: Hiu Yau

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TheDashal1 says:

I don’t like how a lot of people say that a rabbit can’t eat this or that kind of fruit or vegetable. A wild rabbit will eat anything it wants to and will be fine.

plottotakethemdown says:

that rabbit is a cute little bastard

kizzization says:

lop eared :P

bobdigi88 says:

The rabbit at the end of the video looked intence.

ExpertAnimal says:

alfalfa is kinda better becuz timothy hay is very messy but i still like both.

ExpertAnimal says:

yup im getting one, but what do you mean? what color. im getting white and a brown

CpFan334 says:

what kind of rabbit do you guys think i shoud get cuz i really want one!

dipu94321 says:

i fed my pet rabbits with spinach,hay,rice,milk and lots of veggies.they did have loose motions many times but that does not count when you enjoy it having food.

Redluver13 says:

i feed my rabbit hay fresh from a farm.

0MadWoman0 says:

I’ve heard that too and I don’t think it’s bad. their urine is the worst because it contains ammonia.

ntdnr1 says:

Just google cecotrope my english aint that good so i cant explain it too

NaomiIsSoAwesome98 says:

@ntdnr1 ok now i understand (i think?? lol!!) :) )

ntdnr1 says:

It’s not their own crap, it just looks like poop but its a diff version of poop with alot of vitamin in it

glinda669 says:

ps alfalfa is only good for the younger bunnies. once they reach about 6months or so they should only have alfalfa as a treat if any at all.

glinda669 says:

once you get a new lil bunny it takes them a bit of time to actually get to the point where they are comfortable and trust their surroundings enough to do some everyday things like drinking from their water bottle. it took my recent lil one about a week before she started drinking out of her bottle. i had to take the bottle and put it to her mouth then put her in her cage put her mouth up to the bottle in her cage till she learned the she could just lick and she would get some water.

vampscamp says:

i have a question,
i just got a holland lop bunny,
and she eats alot of alfalfas and no water, barely touches the pallets, is there a problem or is alfalfa good for young rabbits??

please answer back :)

satansforcetube says:

i just got my bunny , his name is edward but he dosent drink much maybe not at all , he dosent like the bottle cap that he has to drink from , whats wrong with him?

melodypathak says:

cute big eyes

NaomiIsSoAwesome98 says:

i heard that rabbits sometimes eat they’re own crap. i’m not sure if thats true

NaomiIsSoAwesome98 says:

lol me 2

dombziv says:

I love it !!!
I wish there were much more then 10 clips.
tank you

mermaidamp says:

Hailbut is one cute rabbit. Sarah Tingle is smart.

Hallow4ngel says:

i dunno, but it was cute… unless it was painful

koelschwolf says:

I don’t know about those diets? When I was a kid we raised rabbits along with chicken, ducks and geese. For the rabbits we had a special patch of clover which we fed them along with dandelions and hay. We also boiled potato peelings and mixed them with corn. A large carrot and lettuce was used as a treat. Ours were happy and wellfed rabbits, never got sick. Sometime we let them run loose in the yard along with the other animals and they shared the food.

happyhoodie says:

Pellets suck. No rabbit wants to eat that shit. >:[

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