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Please dont mind the stupid ??? but what arecraisins, I imagine they are part raisin are they also part cranberryor something else. i hear everyone chatting about them andfrom what I see their buns just adore them. Thanks
 
Sorry, but I have to post my favorite "begging for Craisins" picture again:

SnugBegging.bmp


Laura


 
CMiska wrote:
Please dont mind the stupid ??? but what are craisins, Iimagine they are part raisin are they also part cranberry or somethingelse. i hear everyone chatting about them and from what I seetheir buns just adore them. Thanks

They're dried cranberries.

And the buns LOVE them!!!

I gave the buns some this morning. I have 7 bunnies and the 6 thataren't getting any go nutsy. They stand against the sides of theircages and bounce all around and keep checking to see if they're next.

Benji got so excited this morning that he jumped up on the cage doorwhen I opened it and fell right out of his cage. Good thing I was thereto catch him. And he's like nothing happened and is still franticlylooking for the craisins because he can still smell them.

They eat them so fast that by the time I given some to all....they'reall looking for more. Like they finish them almost before the cage dooris closed.

:~) Jim

 
Laura wrote:
Sorry, but I have to post my favorite "begging for Craisins" picture again:

SnugBegging.bmp


Laura
Did I mention that I love this picture!!!

"Get that belly!!!!!!"

If I tried to get Binkie to do that...she would probably just bite me on the ankle to get me to drop it!!

~Jim
 
Ahhh ok, that is how my 3 get with just plainraisins, my female mini and my baby dutch just pace frantically when Ibring out the bag of raisins and are finished before I can get back tothem. I love it because they will eat them right out of myhand. My buck likes them ok, but nothing like the other2. It is a blast to watch. Thanks for theclarification Cindy
 
CMiska wrote:
Ahhh ok, that is how my 3 get with just plain raisins, myfemale mini and my baby dutch just pace frantically when I bring outthe bag of raisins and are finished before I can get back tothem. I love it because they will eat them right out of myhand. My buck likes them ok, but nothing like the other2. It is a blast to watch. Thanks for theclarification Cindy
Mine get raisins, too.

I keep the raisins and craisins in separate containers and thecontainers are different. The buns KNOW the differecewhen I shake the container.

Raisins = Really excited

Craisins = OUT OF CONTROL


 
samandshawn wrote:
iloveallrabbits wrote:
whatflavor of crasins do yall think i should buy strawberry orcherry?
So what are these crasins? when i first saw the name Ithought it was a spelling mistake. lolI live in Cornwall andI've never heard of them.
I live in Devon and had never seen them. But then i found out they'renot called craisins here, well i dont think so anyway. I just bought apacket that said dried and sweetened cranberries on it, i am guessinthey are the same thing;)

Leanne:)
 
Haven't been able to get crasins, but I've founddried fruit in a pet store, it says "a delicious selection of driedfruit to supplements your small animals diet" It ingredients

raisins, honey coated dried banana chips, dried pineapple and dried papaya. is this suitable for buns??
 
I feed mine Dried Apricots and have found someDried Plums that do not contain sugar within the ingredients. I haven'tbought Craisins before due to the sugar. Is that sugar ok for them? Imay buy some if you guys think it is.
 
Llama wrote:
Ifeed mine Dried Apricots and have found some Dried Plums that do notcontain sugar within the ingredients. I haven't bought Craisins beforedue to the sugar. Is that sugar ok for them? I may buy some if you guysthink it is.
Moderation is the key as atreat only isfine.
 
samandshawn wrote:
Llama wrote:
I feed mineDried Apricots and have found some Dried Plums that do not containsugar within the ingredients. I haven't bought Craisins before due tothe sugar. Is that sugar ok for them? I may buy some if you guys thinkit is.
Moderation is the key as atreat only isfine.
I was able to find craisins with no sugar added. I get them at thefarmers market. All they have in them is dried cranberries andcranberry juice....no sugar.
 

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