Fed and Watered

We are now eating adult Burgess Rabbit Excel pellets. Until just a couple of days ago we were having a mix of Adult and Junior pellets. Our owners had been told by a vet that really there is no difference between the two, other than their size... he claimed it was all marketing.

Well, if that's the case, how come Mabel could sniff out the Junior pellets from the Adult? There are still a few straw ones concealed around the care (careless human dropped them everywhere when Mabel headbutted their hands one morning).

So pellets for grown up rabbits for us, together with some carrot tops. Big bushy clumps of greenery. We love that. And apple peel from the apples that have fallen off the tree in the garden. This makes a nice treat for us.

Dijon is proud of himself. He has mastered using the waterbottle. I've been trying to shoe him how to use it for weeks, but he is a slow learner. He is quite a dim rabbit, and allows himself to be stroked when out of the cage. Everybunny knows that out-of-cage time is time investigate and secretly learn about all those places that we shouldn't know about.