My one and only, very dearest, rabbit, Snowball, was bred with Cookie, my sister Becky's broken chocolate. For the first few days, everything was fine. At the West Coast Classic, everything was fine. Then Charlotte and I got the flu, so the rest of the family was caring for our rabbits. Snowball suddenly stopped eating her pellets, but she continued to eat her hay and coconut oil oats. I asked everybody if they had fed her the wrong food. They replied that they hadn't fed her any pellets at all, since her feeder was still full. The next morning I asked my mom whether Snowball had eaten.
Again, the answer was no. So I asked Jared to research the problem. He found that when rabbits get pregnant, they can start getting picky. So we fed her some strawberry leaves and bananas. She did not want any strawberries. A few days later, she began eating her pellets again. And sometimes I even find that her bowl is empty by dinnertime.
Again, the answer was no. So I asked Jared to research the problem. He found that when rabbits get pregnant, they can start getting picky. So we fed her some strawberry leaves and bananas. She did not want any strawberries. A few days later, she began eating her pellets again. And sometimes I even find that her bowl is empty by dinnertime.
Tootsie, my sister Charlotte's self chocolate doe who was bred at the same time, did not have the same cravings. She just ate like normal. So you never know what will happen.
By the way, the does are due to kindle in three days.
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