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How can I get my rabbit to eat more hay? Try adding some dehydrated herbs like ribwort plantain, dandelion leaves and spice it up with beautiful cornflower and rose petal Then you mix it all up and it will encourage foraging

Roots are a great toy for natural tooth wear, or you can place them in tunnels or throw them in the hay and watch your rabbits in their natural foraging behavior. Discover the benefits of roots!!! Wild rabbits really enjoy roots like dandelion, chicory, and jerusalem artichoke. They spend the majority of their time looking for food and roots are a staple in their diet. Our domestic rabbits have lost this ability as they solely depend on us for food. It is worth including roots in your rabbit's daily diet as it will stimulate the rabbit to look for food as well as provide them with important nutrients. Dandelion root stimulates the secretory functions of the stomach and liver, improves metabolism, regulates good intestinal microflora, contains dietary fiber inulin, which also lowers blood sugar levels. The majority of rabbits go crazy for dandelion roots. All of these examples can help with the natural wear of the teeth, but also provide a lot of pleasure.

We would like to introduce to you the top 4 herbs that we use at the sanctuary with our 40 resident bunnies. 100% of our rabbits love the dandelion leaves and roots as well as the ribwort and major plantains.

L'alimentation chez le lapin domestique est assez complexe Le lapin a un système digestif très particulier et délicat Nous sauvons un grand nombre de lapins abandonnés qui arrive au refuge et qui ne connaisse pas le foin ou les légumes et qui ont des sérieux problèmes dentaires et digestifs Dr Maccolini explique...

Our mission is to save abandoned, injured, and traumatized rabbits. We want to make them feel safe and loved and offer them the best veterinary care. We also want to help educate people on how to properly take care of a bunny. Our goal is that one day rabbits will be respected and protected in the province of Quebec, Canada.

Dr Maccolini nous montre une des techniques de gavage

Au refuge on vérifie continuellement si nos lapins passent de belles selles Docteur Maccolini explique