My rabbit eats lots of hay but fewer pellets. Is this a problem?

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My rabbit is very active and it still pee and poop a lot like usual.My concern is that when it was one month old it always finish almost the whole bowl of pellet and less hay but now it it a lot of hay but the amount of pellets it eat reduced.It still eating the pellets everyday.Is there something wrong? Pet's info: Small Animal | Rabbit | Male | 2 months and 29 days old

Angel Alvarado, LVT · Accepted Answer

There is likely no cause for concern. Rabbits can eat as much timothy hay or similar grasses as they want to eat. A high fiber diet is essential for gut health. You can supplement with alfalfa until he is 7 months old. Pellets should be limited to about 1/8 cup daily.

My rabbit eats lots of hay but fewer pellets. Is this a problem?

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