That's made me feel a bit better. The problem is that the vet who has taken over our practice is more rabbit savvy but not as sensitive to the problems of amateur and over-anxious owners.Blackberry wrote:The pellets are great - I'm sure they will helpsusie bun wrote:I've ordered some of the pro-fibre pellets, and a new tunnel for His Lordship. Good to know that Vet UK support rescue bunnies.
I'm really quite worried about him. He will not take his biolapis, and we both got really quite stressed by the last attempt. Spenser has retired to his basin and I am heading for the kettle.
I was given biolapis for Clo - haven't used it cos it's more stressy to catch him and give it to him than it's worth. My choice is to not use it, and have a stress free bunny.
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I bought Bio lapis once and none of mine liked it, yet it's a different story with the pellets I suppose bunnies are like us, and all have different tastes, it's just finding what Spenser likes and what works for him
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eric's poops are pretty pitiful at the moment too and i can't fathom why as nothing has changed. he is moulting quite heavily so i'm having to sneakily de-tuft his bum whilst nosey rubbing and i think i'll go get some different hay tomorrow as he may be bored with the ones he's having.
i can recommend the pro-fibre pellets too - just wish i could remember to give them more regularly at certain times!! and as for bio - lapis.........i swear it stopped eric drinking any water for a few days cos i'd put some in there once!!
i can recommend the pro-fibre pellets too - just wish i could remember to give them more regularly at certain times!! and as for bio - lapis.........i swear it stopped eric drinking any water for a few days cos i'd put some in there once!!
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I prepare a weeks worth of food pots for The Boys - half and half SS pellets/Pro fibre that way I can measure out exactly what they're getting, and I don't forget the PF ones
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thats a good idea!! i really should be more organised. i live in chaos.Blackberry wrote:I prepare a weeks worth of food pots for The Boys - half and half SS pellets/Pro fibre that way I can measure out exactly what they're getting, and I don't forget the PF ones
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The rest of my life is chaos, but my bunnies and the piggies are organisedpoppymoon wrote:thats a good idea!! i really should be more organised. i live in chaos.Blackberry wrote:I prepare a weeks worth of food pots for The Boys - half and half SS pellets/Pro fibre that way I can measure out exactly what they're getting, and I don't forget the PF ones
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I've noticed the moulting as well as one or two stringy poos from Harry, Barney had to have a good brush yesterday and Maverick had his tufts removedpoppymoon wrote:eric's poops are pretty pitiful at the moment too and i can't fathom why as nothing has changed. he is moulting quite heavily so i'm having to sneakily de-tuft his bum whilst nosey rubbing and i think i'll go get some different hay tomorrow as he may be bored with the ones he's having.
i can recommend the pro-fibre pellets too - just wish i could remember to give them more regularly at certain times!! and as for bio - lapis.........i swear it stopped eric drinking any water for a few days cos i'd put some in there once!!