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Apologies for the poor quality of the photo, it’s the best I could do! Here is Buttercup tucking in, her last weigh in put her at 1.24 kg but that was before her spay a few weeks ago.
Both her and Peanut get exactly the same which currently is 1 to 1 and a half romaine lettuce leaves, a large handful of coriander split between them, a handful of rocket split between them and some watercress (I’m increasing the amount each day – will gradually work up to about a handful between them) They also get some dried chicory root and sunflower petals. Anyway, I’ll be trying them on fresh chicory or pok choy next. I’m still in the process of trying things out but so far they’ve liked everything.
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Sorry I am not sure about the type of veggies you are feeding.
Refer to this site for the correct amounts! And actually use a measuring cup!
http://rabbit.org/suggested-vegetables-and-fruits-for-a-rabbit-diet/
“around 1 cup of greens for 2 lbs of rabbit body weight once a day or divided into multiple feedings a day”.
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