Found a Bunny

[ChickenSarah90]

I took a trip to the grocery store (live out in the country so it took a while) got her some spinach, callard greens, and Brussel sprouts. Hand fed her some collard greens and I will keep giving her more as she eats it.

She has actually perked up a bit now and isn't sitting in a cowering position.

My fiancé is almost finished with the hutch as well so we will hopefully get that set up in the morning and I'll research if I can put a brooder plate in there to keep her house warm.

 

[Devyn Nagy]

I took a trip to the grocery store (live out in the country so it took a while) got her some spinach, callard greens, and Brussel sprouts. Hand fed her some collard greens and I will keep giving her more as she eats it.

She has actually perked up a bit now and isn't sitting in a cowering position.

My fiancé is almost finished with the hutch as well so we will hopefully get that set up in the morning and I'll research if I can put a brooder plate in there to keep her house warm.

That's great to hear! Keep us posted on her recovery.

 

[ChickenSarah90]

I definitely will.
This whole homesteading thing is very new for me and every time I feel like I'm figuring it out my fiancé brings home something new lol

Thank you for your help!

 

[ChickenSarah90]

Updating to say this bunny is happy and healthy!
Bunny thinks it's a chicken and enjoys staying inside the chicken coop at night. My fiancé's parents brought us a friend for the bunny and they quickly bonded, the like to cuddle in the lower nesting boxes of the chicken coop lol

 

[User690263]

I'm glad to hear that! If you haven't gotten hay yet, I would recommend getting orchard grass. My rabbits used to like that

 

[User690263]

A rabbit's diet should consist of only around 5% pellets; the majority of their diet should be hay (around 85%) with a smaller portion of fresh vegetables making up the rest. Overfeeding of pellets can cause health issues and obesity.

 

[ChickenSarah90]

I'm glad to hear that! If you haven't gotten hay yet, I would recommend getting orchard grass. My rabbits used to like that

I did get hay, the chickens like it too.

 

[ChickenSarah90]

A rabbit's diet should consist of only around 5% pellets; the majority of their diet should be hay (around 85%) with a smaller portion of fresh vegetables making up the rest. Overfeeding of pellets can cause health issues and obesity.

Thank you for that information.