February 8, 2022 -Alfalfa hay is alsorich in protein, it tastes great and an adult rabbit will happily consume as much of it as it can get its furry paws on. This is how to get an overweight bunny and fast.
This kind of hay I would not feed out to a healthy, normal adult rabbit. Alfalfa is a good choice for baby bunnies up to 8 months of age and pregnant or lactating mothers. It can also be fed out to malnourished or elderly bunnies who need the ...
It's also great for nursing mothers ... the thing—Alfalfa is a legume, not a grass hay. That meansit's far more nutrient-dense than what an adult rabbit needs....
May 5, 2023 -The fibre content is not as high as for grass hay. These factors mean that it isn’t as good as grass hay is at keeping the gut moving and also that it gives rabbits nutrients that are over and above their dietary requirements, and out of step ...
June 15, 2019 -Timothy is a good all-around hay for the general dietary needs of bunnies. It has balanced levels of protein, fat, and fiber and will help keep your bunny happy and healthy. If, for some reason, your little fuzzy refuses to eat Timothy, you ...
June 16, 2023 -Flurry, our other rabbit often chins it so, perhaps that's why.. Ownership of Flurry... ... Alfalfa is too fattening. Orchard hay should be fine, though.
