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But AVC seems to benefit all of mine including myself.

https://www.veterinarians.org/apple-cider-vinegar-for-dogs/ Good for people I use brags for all my animals and myself.

https://riseandshinerabbitry.com/2012/01/26/apple-cider-vinegar-for-rabbits/

It has incredible heal benefits for your bunnies.

Some things yes, hay and oats are free choice and my rabbits have constant supply. Moderation especially when introducing new foods.

The bloat will occur when you give a rabbit food that has yeast and can ferment, any sugary/starchy foods, apples, beets, carrots etc. the branches, grasses, weeds, leaves are good. So are field peas, grains especially oats, hay. Be careful with alfalfa because it’s a legume not a grass and can...

Mine don’t they eat apple and seeds. The quantity of cyanide in the seeds is really insignificant. I have two apple trees in my pen, I pick most of the apples but the bunnies get the ones that fall to the ground.

Spruce and pine needles are a natural dewormer for rabbits. I feed it regularly and they love it.

Yes 1-2 tablespoons not cups

I use rubber maid containers with lids and a hole cut in the end for my dust baths. What I put in them is sand, earth, wood ash and diatomaceous earth. I have never had an issue with bugs. My does some are crosses and some are purebred and both my bucks are purebred. My litter sizes average 6-8...

Pellets have the salt and minerals in them already. But I don’t feed pellets so I give them two different blocks to choose from.

They are for different needs of the animals. The article speaks about cattle, but horses and rabbits have a requirement. Correction I use brown and blue blocks, they don’t sell red blocks here but the brown blocks are commonly called Red...

I have never done tree hay. But do feed fresh branches with leaves and fresh grasses in summer plus some other garden greens. They also get sprouted wheat and field peas. Winter I feed branches for the bark and to give them lots to chew on plus Timothy/ alfalfa mix horse hay whole oats...

Lots of companies do tree pruning be a good opportunity to take branches away.

https://ker.com/equinews/long-stem-vs-short-stem-forages/

You must have loads of good grasses in Texas to feed them. Yeah you would go broke at tractor supply. Do farmers bale hay there for horses? Horse hay is top shelf for bunnies, just don’t want too much alfalfa in it. Alfalfa is a legume in the bean family it is good for them in smaller...

It’s a good starting point eh.

That’s awesome to hear.