Food and litter

how are your babies getting along?

I don't recommend bathing bunnies, but you may wash their bottoms when necessary . No goats milk. this is something that is used for emergency purposes if you should have a kit(newborn bunny) with no mother to nurse from.

Can bunnies have goat milk

Hi, veggies don't need to be organic, just rinse to rid any possible contaments

I named him Midnite...

Do the vegetables have to be organic?

Can baby bunnies bathe?

Hi, there are many veggies that are safe for bunnies to eat in moderation. Here are some to name a few.

• Alfalfa, radish, and clover sprouts.

• Asparagus.

• Basil.

• Beet greens.

• Bell Peppers (green, red, yellow…)

• Bok Choy.

• Broccoli. Some bunnies may find this a rather “gassy” veggie. If diarrhea occurs, remove from diet.

• Brussels Sprouts.

• Carrot tops (organic)

• Chard

• Cilantro

• Clover

• Dandelion Greens (Pesticide Free!)

• Eggplant

• Endive

• Escarole

• Mint

• Mustard Greens

• Okra leaves

• Parsley

• Pea pods (AKA Chinese pea pods)

• Peppermint leaves

• Pumpkin leaves

• Radicchio

• Radish tops

• Raspberry leaves

• Squash: Zucchini, Yellow, Butternut, Pumpkin

• Various lettuces

  • Romaine, butter, green leaf, Boston, bibb, arugula, etc

  • Avoid very light hearts

There are many litters in the market that do a great job at masking odor while being bunny safe.

yesterdays news is a popular litter. I personally like to use wood pellets they are safe for bunnies and quite the economical route.

I hope this helps, thank you so much for giving one of our buns a furrever home! I'd love to see pictures.