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What kind of treats are best. I bought them the yogurt drops, and they wouldn't touch them, I gave them to my neighbor, who has rabbits, and they loved them. Any ideas, I don't want to spen $20 just trying to find a treat they will eat.

Also, how do I gain there trust. I read Rabbits for Dummies, and it said to sit near the rabbit and slowly move it toward you, but my bunny won't stay there long enough. I do just sit there with them though. When I pick them up they squirm A LOT, and it hurts, A LOT, when they get me with a nail (which are, as a matter of fact clipped, I am very proud of myself for that!).

Anything?

-Casina

Buns....are very senstive to a sudden food change....so watch introducing different things....Maybe one thing a week (thats if they even eat it)....And watch poop for runs....I give Dublin a baby carrot every other day (he loves these)...Other things you might try are rice bars (sold in some pet stores)...And flavored hay cubes....oh and some like raisins but only maybe one or two....make sure not to give to many treats...there is no sub. for a good pellet and hay diet....oh and dont give cabbage this will give a bunny horrible runs.

Just a few , but she actually gets very grabby when she see them in my hand. Just plain cherrio's, never effects her bowels.

And she LOVES EM!
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Eve

Yeah I know, I just wanted to teach them how to do some tricks or something.