Diy rabbit treats

Are you looking for new ideas to keep you pet rabbit entertained and occupied during the day? Here are 12 simple and cheap rabbit toy ideas you can easily make yourself at home!

Bunneh LOVES these! After he has his treat, he thanks me by licking a hole in my arm, or darned near! You could replace the carrot with apple or pear, but keep in mind these are treats, not a regular diet/food, and should be given sparingly. For a bunny, 1 tablespoon of fruit a day is the maximum you should give your furball. Timothy hay pellets are the best type of pellets, Zupreem the best brand. Recipe adapted from Brenda Plaxton's.

Rabbits are intelligent and curious creatures that require mental stimulation to keep them happy and healthy. Providing toys for your rabbit is essential for

Every rabbit will have their preferences for toys, but since rabbits are diggers by nature, many of them can have a lot of fun with their very own digging box.

When Bean got neutered, we had a bit of scare where he wasn’t eating or pooping so of course our Vet gave us Oxbow Critical Care. After a couple days of syringe feeding Beanie Boy was back to normal but we had so much extra Critical Care that would expire before we would ever need to use it all. My vet suggested I make “meatballs” out of the extra powder, but Bean wouldn’t eat them, so I came up with this really simple treat recipe. Give it a try!Supplies- Parchment Paper or wax paper…

Pine cone rabbit treats are a great way to provide stimulation and a healthy chew toy for your bunny. With a simple process you can prepare the pine cone

Rabbits LOVE bananas! So there’s no way they won’t love these cookie cutter treats. Make the “dough” and create rabbit treats in whatever shape you want so you can give

Did you know that rabbits need toys to live happy and healthy lives? Luckily, homemade toys are easy and fun to make! Here are some DIY ideas and instructions!

Once you have your rabbit/s, It is very important to regularly check your rabbit's poops as they are a great indication of a rabbit's diet and health. Rabbits produce two types of poo, fecal pellets and cecotrophes. Rabbit fecal pellets - they should be rounded, uniform in size, dark brown to golden colour, no liquid and barely with any odour. These are mainly made up of undigested food, hay and grass, you're likely to see these in the wild and they are known as the 'regular' bunny poops…