LOL, yes they do scrabble through the pellets & they all fall out of the cage onto the ground & it's a big waste.Suwanee Creek Family Farm said:I actually do it by hand. Most ladies love the stuff, and if they didn't like it before they were nursing they usually will be begging for it once they are nursing. I do about 1 tsp., to 1 1/2 tsp. The hardest part for me is making sure they don't inhale the stuff! The reason I don't add it to the pellets is I've heard that then they just scrabble through the pellets looking for the "Lucky Charm Marshmallows".
Warm Regards,
Mama Knucker Hatch
Suwanee Creek Family Farm
Heritage Breed BEW Beverens & American Chinchillas
yeah I tried that but they weren't interested. Think the powder consistency turned them off.....terri9630 said:
Powder? Mine arent powdery. Maybe you got an old bag.shan777 said:
oh, I may have gotten the wrong form...... mine is completly powder..... haha, you can tell I'm a newbie!terri9630 said:
Interesting, I have never seen it in anything but pellets. I didn't even know it came in powder. But yes, rabbits won't eat powdery stuff, the bottoms of J feeders are often screens to let it fall through. Hope you didn't buy much of it, it can be pretty expensive.shan777 said:
no just a little bit. Will have to look for the pellet stuffDianeS said:
