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Nibble Bunniesby ~MessiMutt

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Domesticated Animals

Pipsqweek and Nimbus. Going to hopefully be taking Pip [Dutch split Harlie] to a rabbit show in Wickham on 16th December. :] He'll only be in a pet show but it gets him out. ^-^

[Edit] - After a few messages with some people concerned about cabbage being poisonous to rabbits thought I'd put a update on all cabbage related pictures to make people aware.
Cabbage is not poisnous to rabbits.
Here is a link to the BRC (Brittish rabbit council) 'Importance of diet' page. If you scroll down to Edible plants. You will see cabbage listed. [link]

It is important that a rabbit is fed every day Hay/grass should be the main food sorce of rabbits and pellets/good rabbit food should be avalible and always a supply of water. Fresh Veg and treats can be given and if unsure if a rabbit is allowed it reserch or ask a trained vet [For rabbits its a Exotic vet. if you have a pet rabbit, you should make sure your vets a specilist rabbit vet as a lot of vets have not had much training in rabbits as they are completely different from a dog/cat].

If your rabbit starts having runny poo. [which is not cecotropes (the first poo rabbits do before eatting and digesting it again)] Cut out all fresh food in its diet and just give hay and fiberous food. If seriously concerned contact your vet Imediatly.

love to all bunnys out there!