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I agree with MamaSheepdog. Unless the kits have been given access to fresh greens since coming out of the nest, you will need to ease them into fresh foods so that they can develop the proper gut flora to digest them without getting diarrhea or bloat. Cutting the grass before you put the tractor on it and raking up the cuttings should help limit the amount they can get. It's a very good idea to feed the hay first, as MSD points out.

[QUOTE="MaggieJ, post: 165670, member: 53"] I agree with MamaSheepdog. Unless the kits have been given access to fresh greens since coming out of the nest, you will need to ease them into fresh foods so that they can develop the proper gut flora to digest them without getting diarrhea or bloat. Cutting the grass before you put the tractor on it and raking up the cuttings should help limit the amount they can get. It's a very good idea to feed the hay first, as MSD points out. [/QUOTE]

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