Consider placing the hay at one end of your rabbit’s litter box. Your rabbit will likely enjoy being able to sit in a comfortable box and munch on hay at the same time. In addition, putting the hay in the litter box can help keep his cage clean. With pellets, your rabbit can have too much of a good thing. Limit your rabbit’s daily pellet intake to one ounce per one pound of body weight.  A high amount of pellets in your rabbit’s diet can lead to obesity.  Because pellets don’t contain much fiber, a diet that is high in pellets would cause your rabbit’s feces to become very mushy and get stuck in the hair around your rabbit’s anus (known as "poopy butt syndrome").  Your rabbit may begin to prefer the pellets to the hay, which could lead to nutritional imbalances and digestive issues.  Baby rabbits can have an unlimited quantity of pellets—the high protein and calcium content will help their growth. If you have a baby rabbit, begin to decrease his pellet intake gradually at 3-4 months or age until he is down to the recommended adult amount. Your rabbit should eat two to four cups of fresh vegetables per five pounds of body weight. The vegetables must be fresh — spoiled vegetables, and even those that are slightly less than fresh, can upset your rabbit’s sensitive digestive system.  Serve the vegetables wet — the moistness will provide much-needed hydration to your rabbit’s intestines.  Divide the total amount of daily vegetables in half. Feed one-half in the morning and the other half in the evening.  Feed your rabbit three types of vegetables per day, with at least one vegetable being high in vitamin A. The website rabbit.org/what-to-feed-your-rabbit/ has a list of vegetables that are high in vitamin A. Introduce new vegetables to your rabbit’s diet one at a time to prevent digestive upset. Remove any vegetables from his diet that cause soft stool or diarrhea.  If you have a baby rabbit, feed him vegetables in very small quantities. Consult with your veterinarian if you are unsure what amount of vegetables to...

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