I apologize for the large number of threads I create with questions, haha. I just worry that I'm not doing my absolute best to care for my pets sometimes.
I recently read an article about feeding rabbits that said that rabbits under 7 months should be eating alfalfa hay and not timothy. This confused me, as I have read other places that alfalfa is high in calcium and calories. I feed both bunnies timothy hay, and both are under 7 months. What are all of your opinions on this? Is timothy hay really the best for all bunnies regardless of age or should I switch to alfalfa until the bunnies are 7 months? Or is there another type of hay that would be better? There has been a hay shortage in my area and alfalfa and oat hay have been hard to find.
Also, what brand of pellets do you all use? I've been getting Kaytee pro health for juvenile rabbits. Does anyone have any opinions on that type? I usually hate Kaytee, but their rabbit food seemed decent (the stuff that wasn't seeds anyways
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I recently read an article about feeding rabbits that said that rabbits under 7 months should be eating alfalfa hay and not timothy. This confused me, as I have read other places that alfalfa is high in calcium and calories. I feed both bunnies timothy hay, and both are under 7 months. What are all of your opinions on this? Is timothy hay really the best for all bunnies regardless of age or should I switch to alfalfa until the bunnies are 7 months? Or is there another type of hay that would be better? There has been a hay shortage in my area and alfalfa and oat hay have been hard to find.
Also, what brand of pellets do you all use? I've been getting Kaytee pro health for juvenile rabbits. Does anyone have any opinions on that type? I usually hate Kaytee, but their rabbit food seemed decent (the stuff that wasn't seeds anyways