I know many people feed things high in tannins.
What about tannin water? I ask because I have indian almond leaves that is loaded with tannins, I buy the leaves from neherp. I make a tannin water for my dart frog tadpoles. Keeps fungus and bacteria at bay and they also eat it as the small piece of leaf breaks down.
Has anyone ever made tannin water for rabbits? I was thinking when kits are young I could give them a tannin rich water bottle once a week. For older rabbits maybe once every other week or even monthly.
I see the pros to this. Does anyone see any cons to this? I'm pretty sure indian almond leaves would be bunny safe, as my tads eat it and they are VERY sensitive.
Any thoughts? <br /><br /> __________ Thu Apr 28, 2016 10:52 am __________ <br /><br /> From a quick Google search some say rabbits can eat almonds and some say they cant. But these are the leaves... hmmm
What about tannin water? I ask because I have indian almond leaves that is loaded with tannins, I buy the leaves from neherp. I make a tannin water for my dart frog tadpoles. Keeps fungus and bacteria at bay and they also eat it as the small piece of leaf breaks down.
Has anyone ever made tannin water for rabbits? I was thinking when kits are young I could give them a tannin rich water bottle once a week. For older rabbits maybe once every other week or even monthly.
I see the pros to this. Does anyone see any cons to this? I'm pretty sure indian almond leaves would be bunny safe, as my tads eat it and they are VERY sensitive.
Any thoughts? <br /><br /> __________ Thu Apr 28, 2016 10:52 am __________ <br /><br /> From a quick Google search some say rabbits can eat almonds and some say they cant. But these are the leaves... hmmm