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Rowena

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Can they have that? Ive seen it in pet storesand in the grocery store, and so just curious if they can have it andwhat the benefits if any, would be?

Virginia
 
This is what I found on PetsMart's website:

Grow nutritious, 100% certified organic wheatgrass for your small pet.When grown, wheatgrass is a nutrient-dense natural food containing 16vitamins, 12 minerals, and 18 amino acids. Kit comes with container,growing medium (100% organic core that is harmless to pets if ingested)and 100% certified organic wheat seed--all you will need to do is addwater. Grass grows in 4-5 days. Once grown, clip and feed grass to yoursmall pets. Great for guinea pigs, rabbits, gerbils, and hamsters.


I think a big benefit of growing it would allow your bun to forage forfood. It is good for them, plus, fun to watch :D
 
Thats what I was thinking, she could nibble someduring play time or something LOL I may have to look into it and getsome to grow hehe

Spoiled baby bun

Virginia
 
Rowena wrote:
Thats what I was thinking, she could nibble some during playtime or something LOL I may have to look into it and get some to growhehe

Spoiled baby bun

Virginia


You are a great baby wabbit's mamma! She (he?) is lucky tohave you! :pPlaytime at your house sounds fun!!


 
She :) I put some parsley and a small piece ofbroccoli out for her earlier. She wanted carrot, but Im out lol I alsomade her a box with shredded newspaper to try out. She has a room fullof toys lol She did nibble the paper some.

I think it would be cute to have some grass in there for her LOL Make good pics too

Virginia
 
I saw that at Petsmart but it didn't seem likeit would grow back. I bought a bunch of stuff, lettuce,parsley, spinachand cilantro varieties to grow formine....Gonna put that grow room of mine to use year round instead ofjust in the spring when starting plants for the summer! ;)
 
Yea, I dont know if it would. I dont see why it wouldnt, but as an occasional treat, it wouldnt be too bad lol

So far she is getting broccoli, parsley, dandelions, mint and now cilantro. Nice mix :) Spoiled bunny

Virginia
 

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