Frozen Vegis

[nose_twitch]

I know it's best to feed fresh vegis to yourbunny (just as it's better for humans to have fresh as opposed tofrozen), but is it in any way detrimental to a bunny's health to eat,say, frozen broccoli?

 

[rabbitluvr04]

how old is your bunny?

 

[nose_twitch]

About three months.

 

[lyndsy]

I'm not too sure about rabbits, BUT I do knowthat frozen veggies are just as good for you as fresh, because they arefrozen at their peek. Canned veggies have verylittlenutiritous value...

:monkey::monkey:

 

[nose_twitch]

Hmm, that's good to know. And maybe inthis hot weather,rabbits may benefit fromfrozenvegetables? Lindsy, I love all the pics of your "monkeys"btw.

 

[Shuu]

I dunno if it's a good idea to be giving themfrozen. It adds extra water and at 3 months your bun may not be used toit. Just letting them thaw should be fine at first.

 

[KatsMeowTree]

I would probably let them thaw and then do likeyou do with celery and set it in the fridge for awhile with a tiny bitof water to make them crisp and "yummy". Just a thought.

Kat

 

[lyndsy]

Thanks Nose Twitch!

Thier name suits them... LMBO!

:monkey::monkey: