Reduce the rabbit feed bill with grasses and clovers
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Lots of great info!! Thanks a bunch 😃
Thank you :) It was delightful to research. :)
Great idea! Do you have any concern about the potential of transferring RHDV2 from any wild bunnies who might also eat the grass/clover? It hasn't been reported in my state yet, but I still worry about giving my domestics the greens I pick outdoors. Just curious what your thoughts are.
That is always a concern. We luckily do not have many rabbits because of the dogs and cats. It is not in our area, either. Currently, we must worry more about where our rooster is deciding to use as a toilet.
I'm definitely trying to feed more greens and let my rabbits get more exercise. Do you worry about your rabbits being on the ground if its wet from rain, or morning/evening dew? I think I wouldn't put angoras on damp ground, but not sure if its still not a great idea for normal furred rabbits.
Do you notice a difference when your rabbits are getting more greens and exercise? I mostly avoid wet or damp ground for a few reasons. It is not a 100% must follow rule, however.