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Hay for Rabbit: 7 Common Mistakes Bunny Owners Make

Hay for rabbit isn’t just "filler" in their bowl; it’s essential for proper digestion, natural tooth wear, and preventing obesity.

Is your bunny getting enough fiber? 🐰🌾 Many well-meaning owners make simple mistakes with hay that can lead to health issues like GI stasis. Our latest guide, "Hay for Rabbit: Common Mistakes Bunny Owners Make," breaks down 7 critical errors—from choosing the wrong type for their age to serving it in "portions" instead of unlimited piles. Learn how to keep your long-eared friends hopping with health!

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Discover the world of rabbit nutrition with this comprehensive guide on the importance of fresh greens in a bunny's diet. Learn about the essential nutrients that greens provide, their role in promoting digestion and mental stimulation, and how to select the right ones for your furry friend. Uncover the truth about whether rabbits can eat spinach and explore a variety of beneficial greens to ensure your hopper stays healthy and happy. If you wish to keep your rabbit's health in top-notch shape, simply hop along and follow these paw-some tips;

https://medium.com/@thomson.liam192/greens-for-bunnies-the-good-the-bad-and-the-spinach-5b2ed164fe96

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Hay/सूखी घास के बारें में सब जानकारी | What is Hay Grass

[bunfectionary]

Lily is trying to trick me into giving her more pellets. But her siblings aren't acting up as well, giving her away. #rabbithealth #rabbitsofinstagram #bunniesofinstagram #rabbitdiet #bunnydiet #realmenlovebunnies

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All this third cutting Timothy and he still roots for the softest and largest blades. @bunnybytes #bunniesofinstagram #petrabbit #freerangebunny #hollandlop #tilbert #rabbitdiet

[bunniesatemybass]

All that junk inside your trunk...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2164190/No-carrots-Bugs—Theyre-bad-teeth-RSPCA-tell-rabbit-owners-stop-feeding-vegetable-pets.html

*sigh* I knew that in the UK that we were not completely rabbit savvy yet….but only 8% of owners knew the right foods to feed their rabbits? Seriously? Buy a book! Research on the Internet! Read a blog…!

This is not even the most shocking part for me. What saddens me most is that only 2 out of 5 owners realised that their buns are intelligent and needed mental stimulation. Many didn’t know that rabbits need daily exercise- it makes me so mad to think of all the buns squashed into hutches all year long, with minimal human contact. Rabbits may not like to be picked up, but mine love nothing more than lay beside me and listen to my voice whilst I chat in the phone! They adore a loving human voice, and love to be near you ( mine even follow me to the bathroom..!)

A hutch is not enough!