Yes, rabbits can pass gas, and they need to. Passing gas is one way rabbits clear gas from the digestive…
Browsing: Feeding & Nutrition
Yes, rabbits can eat beetroot leaves, but they should be an occasional green, not a daily staple. Beetroot leaves (also…
Short answer: it’s best not to feed lemons to your rabbit. A lemon isn’t a well-established poison for rabbits, but…
Yes, rabbits can eat rocket. The House Rabbit Society lists arugula, the US name for rocket, among the leafy greens…
Yes, most healthy adult rabbits can eat Brussels sprouts, but only in small amounts. Fresh, plain sprouts are fine, and…
Yes, rabbits can eat thyme. It’s generally considered a safe herb, and many rabbits like it. The catch is amount.…
Yes, rabbits can eat oregano. It is on the herb lists published by veterinary and rabbit-care sources, and most healthy…
Yes, rabbits can eat cauliflower leaves. They are considered safe for healthy adult rabbits when they are fresh, washed, and…
Yes, rabbits can eat nettle. Common stinging nettle (Urtica dioica) is widely listed by rabbit keepers as a safe wild…
No, bunnies shouldn’t eat bread. Bread is high in simple carbohydrates, which can cause digestive problems in rabbits. A rabbit…