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Forum DIET & CARE Yard Grass for Pet Rabbits

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    • Basye
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        I want to plant some grass in my yard that would be healthy for my pet rabbits to eat. What is recommended?


      • joea64
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          Whichever type you end up planting, make sure that you don’t put any pesticides on it. Also remember that fresh grass won’t substitute for grass hay, because hay contains more of the nutrients needed for bunny health.

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