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How many times should i feed my rabbit a day?

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im going to get a new bunny because mine just died. i didnt really give her the best life ever. so this one i want to spoil it and treat it like a princess :3

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just once a day or it might die of overfeeding and heart faliur.

i know what you mean, i hardly ever feed my rabbit and i fell so bad, but i just cant be asked lol :|

i feel really bad
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just keep food bowl full and water full and lots of carrots and luv
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once or it's better if u divide the one meal into 2 and feed him twice a day
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Feed her once in the mornings and once at night so that she maintains a healthy diet.
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once
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depending on how much you feed it...maybe about 2 cups of rabbit food a day and see how it adjusts...
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they're food bowl and water bowl need to be full 24/7! not only once a day your poor bunny would starve like that. and also give some additional green leafy veggies and supply Fresh water All the time.

:))) hope i helped
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My daughter and I used to raise show and pet rabbits. We had over 200 at one time. We went thru the barn and fed our bunnies their pellets twice a day. We had a measuring cup to guage how much they got at a feeding. They were also watered twice a day. A couple of times a week, they were given some alfalfa. Also once a week or so, they were given a small slice of apple, maybe a slice of orange (yes, they love them), a piece of bread or crackers or Cheerieos. These are great treats for them with not too much moisture like lettuce or celery, etc.

Hope these tips were helpful.

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Make sure he has food available all day. Rabbits need to eat constantly or they could get intenstinal problems.
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Dry food once a day, and treats occasionally (carrots, lettuce, etc.) 3 times a week, at the most?
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Your rabbit should have hay available at all times and daily veggies if your rabbit is older than 3-4 months, and then limited high quality plain pellets.

Rabbits will overeat pellets and get fat on them. Hay is much better for their health.

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get him an auto feeder , so he can eat when he feels like it
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YOUNG rabbits should have a 24/7 supply of food, when they get older 4-6 months i would guess, they shouldn't be over fed. and they should be fed at the same hour each day, with a good supply of pellets with no"fines" in them, some people use rabbit feeders that hang on the cage with a mesh-wire bottom to help filter fines. It is also recommended to have a supply of hay avaible. alphalfa should not be there as often because it is very rich. and keep a good diet or vegetables and even some fruits availbe to your rabbit, but find out which ones are okay.

your rabbit should have 24/7 fresh water, and always clean your water bottles and feeders.

some people feed once a day, others once at night then morning. Can depend on the size of your rabbit and the amount of food it should get per day.

rabbits usually eat constantly, but make sure it isn't the same thing 24/7 they are eating, (that does NOT mean feed them ONLY veggies, only pellets, etc. this mean provide a mixture.)
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their bowl should always have food in it
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once

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Once Or Twice A Day
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As often as it's hungry, methinks.
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well i have a rabbit called Jessie and i love spending time with her shes so much fun and good company following my eating ragime if you had time would give you a good bond with your rabbit ;

in the morning i sit her on my lap and put the carrot or brocoli infront of her and she will sit and eat it all if not more i also see if she would like some water from her bottle if not i leave it hooked on the cage i still leave a bowl of food in her cage for her i leave her in her run after breackfast for an hour or two if its a nice day at night time i go in and see if she would like some more food sitting on my lap some times she doesnt feel like it but other times i dont give her any thing beacuse evidentley shes eaten alot out of her bowl in the day especially if she hasnt been in her run when she is in her run i wedge some food in the wire of the run so she can have some thing to do while shes in there and she wont get bord or hungry i also hook her water on there too

i hope this helped you x
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