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Forum DIET & CARE Different Foods

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    • Bear's mama
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        My baby is very picky when it comes to his veggies and fruits, so I was hoping some of ideas from bunny parents as to what  you feed your babies. Maybe if i give him a variety he would be more open to it.


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          I find picky bunnies are more inclined to eat aromatic greens, such as herbs. You can try dill, cilantro, parsley, basil, etc. One of my bunnies is very picky-she doesn’t eat much and she won’t try anything new. Once she tries something, she will often eat it, so I try offering a vegetable many times even if it is refused. Another sneaky trick you might try is tickling your bunny’s nose with a piece of herb/vegatable-sometimes that will irritate them just enough that they will bite it (and try it!).
          Usually, I give my bunnies lettuce, cilantro, kale, and spring greens, as well as occasional pieces of banana and apple.

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