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Hi!! If you LOVE rabbit like I do you will love my blog! Here its all about putting your rabbits needs above your own to assure a healthy happy bunny:) I try to address multiple prospective of how to raise healthy rabbits. There are soooooo many ways to raise rabbits and take care of them. I also offer cute easy recipes for rabbit treats!! They make great gifts for your rabbit or someone else's rabbit.

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What to feed your pet rabbit?-Rabbits Diet Explained-Simple Knowlage and Must Know Facts

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Should Rabbits Live Indoor Or Outdoors?-BothPerspectives-Pros&Cons

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How to make a MINI Fruit Bowl For Your Pet Rabbit!!-DIY-Cute-Fast-Treat(: (What Fruits Your Rabbit Can Eat)

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The Best Fruits and Veggies For Your Pet Rabbit(:

The Best Fruits and Veggies For Your Pet Rabbit(: It is very important for your rabbit to be getting the best out of it's food. Here are some of the very best treats and every day foods your rabbit should be getting. Celery- (Every Day Food) Celery is one of the healthiest, cheapest, and Yummiest foods for your rabbit! Not only that but you can give this to your rabbit on a regular basis. Celery has a lot of Vitamin A , Vitamin C , and Potassium in it. It can help boost your rabbits digestion and help inflammation. Carrots- (Treat) Contrary to a lot of beliefs carrots are actually not that healthy for your rabbit. Surprisingly, they contain a lot of sugar which is not good for your rabbits stomach. Its like drinking a lot of very shugery pop or eating candy for lunch. People can still drink pop and eat candy but it should not be a main food source (Well for most people;). On the other hand carrots have some Vit...

What to feed your pet rabbit?-Rabbits Diet Explained-Simple Knowlage and Must Know Facts

Rabbits Diet A stable diet is the key to owning a healthy happy rabbit. A rabbits diet affects how happy, energetic, and healthy your rabbit is on a day to day basis. Rabbits with a healthier diet tend to build a better relationship with there owner, life longer, and have lower stress levels than rabbits with a poor, less balanced diet. Here are a list of some of the main foods your pet rabbit should be eating on a daily basis with little restrictions. Rabbit Pellets- Quality rabbit pellets should have at least 15% of protein and a lot of vitamins. A young rabbit 3-6 months old; should have about 1/2cp of pellets available per day. An older rabbit 8 months and older should have 1cp of fresh pellets available to them every day. A rabbit won't necessarily eat all of there pellets in one day. For some large rabbits it is recommended to have unlimited amounts of pellets each day and for some they should have only a certain amount. Of course, how muc...

Banana Rabbit Treats Oven Baked Recipe

Banana Chip Treats!! This is one of my favs for rabbits, 'cuz it stores well and is a cute simple treat for you and your rabbit to enjoy!! There are a few ways to make this if you don't have an oven. You could even just mash all of the bananas up, bake them, then brake them up or form them into shapes. Recipe 1) Preheat oven to about 200°F 2) Slice one banana. Make sure the slices are really thin so they will cook well. If you want think slices you will just have to cook them a little longer. Try to avoid anything over 1/4th of an inch thick. 3) Cover a (round) cookie pan with parchment paper 4) Place the banana slices on the parchment paper at least a half of an inch apart. Make sure none are over lapping and all are laying flat. 5) Cook in oven for about 2 hours. Check on about every 30 min. Add more time if needed. 6) After they cool you can store them in a sealed bag o...

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