Enchantment
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I have been hand raising a rejected baby bunny for the past week now, and am starting to consider what to do to get him/her ready for solid food.
I can collect cecotropes from my rabbits, although it would be pretty difficult, since they live outside in a wire bottomed cage colony situation. (They do have rest boards)
What I was wondering if it is possible to substitute guinea pig cecotropes instead? That would be much easier to collect at least, since the cage has a solid bottom.
Or should I try substituting bene-bac? If I go that route, I won't be able to offer it to him/her for a while, since I'd have to order it and the company says to start them on it between the ages of 1-10 days old.
I can collect cecotropes from my rabbits, although it would be pretty difficult, since they live outside in a wire bottomed cage colony situation. (They do have rest boards)
What I was wondering if it is possible to substitute guinea pig cecotropes instead? That would be much easier to collect at least, since the cage has a solid bottom.
Or should I try substituting bene-bac? If I go that route, I won't be able to offer it to him/her for a while, since I'd have to order it and the company says to start them on it between the ages of 1-10 days old.