Vegetables and Fruits That Will Kill Your Rabbit
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2024
- Just because rabbits are herbivores, it doesn’t mean they can eat all varieties of vegetables, fruits, and greens.
In this video, we will talk about the most common foods that should never be fed to rabbits.
Avocados
Avocados contain a toxic substance called persin, which is perfectly safe for human, but can cause serious health problems - even death - in many animals including rabbits.
Chocolate
Chocolate is an absolute no-no for rabbits. As with dogs and cats, chocolate has no place in your bunny's diet. The sweet treat is incredibly toxic to rabbits because it contains theobromine and caffeine.
Iceberg Lettuce
While there are some varieties of leafy, dark lettuces, like romaine, that make wonderful staples in a well-balanced rabbit diet, light-colored lettuces, like iceberg, contain a substance called Lactucarium that can be harmful to rabbits. Lactucarium is not usually harmful in small amounts, but a large portion of iceberg lettuce could cause diarrhea and physical weakness.
Iceberg lettuce also contains mostly water and will add no nutritional value to a rabbit’s diet.
Mushrooms
Rabbits should not eat any type of mushroom. Wild mushrooms are particularly dangerous, but even store-bought mushrooms should not be fed to rabbits.
Meat, fish and eggs
Although this shouldn’t come as a surprise, rabbits are herbivores, meaning that they eat plants, and should never be offered meat, fish or eggs.
Make sure to avoid feeding your bunny any product containing animal-derived proteins such as meat, eggs or chicken.
Raw Onions, Leeks, and Garlic
Onions, garlic, leeks and all herbs from the Allium family are toxic and can cause serious health problems to rabbits as well as many other animals. These vegetables will destroy a rabbit’s red blood cells.
Fruit Seeds
Although small amounts of many fruits are safe for rabbits to eat, the seeds and pits of many fruit varieties contain small amounts of cyanide, which can be toxic to your little pet.
Pears and apples are the most notorious examples, but the pits from peaches, apricots, plums, cherries, and mangos also contain cyanide, which is fine in small doses, but will make your pet sick if they are repeatedly fed these pits.
For safety's sake, keep your rabbit far away from seeds and pits.
Dairy products
Even though it is common to see image of rabbits drinking milk in picture books and cartoons, you should not give rabbits milk to drink.
Even baby rabbits should not be fed cow’s milk.
Rhubarb
All parts of the rhubarb plant are toxic to rabbits. This vegetable contains a compound called oxalic acid, which can interfere with calcium absorption and lead to unpleasant side effects.
Eye catchy pet-store treats and pellet mixes
Oftentimes, many treats and pellets sold at the pet-store are far from healthy for rabbits. Many of them include harmful ingredients such as yogurt, seeds, corn, nuts and legumes. Some also have colorful pieces with a high amount of added sugar in them.
Raw Potatoes
Before being cooked, potatoes contain a poisonous substance called solanine which is toxic to rabbits.
Fruits and vegetables
Most fruits and vegetables such as bananas, carrots, pineapples, peaches, and grapes are safe for rabbits to eat, but only in very small amounts as occasional treat. These foods are not toxic, but have high sugar content which can lead to weight grain, obesity and could cause an imbalance in the rabbit’s digestion.
As a rule of thumb, an approximate amount of fruit to feed your rabbit is one teaspoon per 2 pounds of body weight per day.
Houseplants
Even though rabbits are herbivores, there are some house plants that can be toxic to them when ingested.
Among the most toxic plants are Daffodils, Ivy, Lilies, Aloe Vera, and Golden Pothos.
Kidney Beans and Broad Beans
Legumes, including peas, beans, and lentils, should never be fed to rabbits.
Chilli Peppers
Rabbits can eat almost all types of bell peppers - green, yellow, red, or purple. However, hot peppers such as the Jalapeno, Cayenne, or Habanero shouldn’t be fed to rabbits as their digestive system is sensitive to hot and spicy foods.
Bread, Pasta, Cookies, and Cereals
The problem with these highly processed foods is that they are loaded with sugar and carbohydrates which can lead to abnormal stools, abdominal discomfort, and dysbiosis.
Likewise, muesli-style foods shouldn’t be fed to rabbits.
Remember, rabbits' digestive systems are designed to process high-fiber diet. This is why a rabbit’s daily diet should be made up of mostly hay, a small amount of fresh vegetables, and a limited number of pellets.
Olives
Olives have a high sodium content which makes them dangerous for rabbits to eat if consumed in large amounts.
Hamster Food
Hamsters and rabbits are two different species, and they have different food requirements.
Hamster food is designed to meet the nutritional requirements of an omnivore, whereas rabbit food is designed to meet the need of an herbivore. - Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
18. Avacado
17. Chocolate
16. Iceberg lettuce
15. Mushrooms
14. Meat, fish, eggs
13. Onions, garlic
12. Fruit seeds
11. Dairy products
10. Rhubarbs
9. Treats n colorful pellets
8. Raw potatoes
7. Certain fruits
6. Houseplants
5. Kidney n broad beans
4. Chilli peppers
3.
3. Bread, pasta...
2. Olives
1.
Just a big fat NO to human foods, basically! Same goes for guniea pigs! Noooo people food to any of ur pets, people come on use better judgment! 😋
🐹 hamster food
my rabbits love eating potatoes and even the peels of garlic and onions
@@anusha02...ok that doesn't mean they should
I don't understand why companies still make rabbit pellet mixes when they are so very unhealthy for rabbits. Also, I'm a long time bunny mom and I do NOT feed my rabbits pellets of any kind. If they don't eat it in the wild, they don't eat it at home. Pellets, fruits, carrots, etc. are not fed to them. They get unlimited hay and greens (parsley & romaine). I also feed them Vita-Licious from Small Pet Select as a treat & plenty of apple twigs & willow because they love to chew. Your rabbit will have far fewer gut problems if you keep their diets free from pellets & sugar (cane molasses) and they will want to eat more hay. They're like children. They won't eat their broccoli if you're constantly feeding them sweets. So don't do it. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.
It’s cheaper and they don’t do the research.
Agree
Eh I think it's important to consider how long wild rabbits live vs domestic. A good pellet feed is not bad. Most are not good.
I give my bunnies a few vet-made fibre-filled treats which are created with rabbits in mind, not money. They only get a handful every day with breakfast (which is mainly hay)
@@NoThankUBeQuiet true
Positively surprised by this video. There are far too many people who feed their rabbits bread, colorful pellet and corn mixes or lots of lettuce.
Im a korea!!!
Lettuce is only harmful if it's their only option (as you said, a lot is problematic). But people are actually afraid of giving lettuce because of all the warnings, when it is perfectly fine in normal amounts. I wish these videos would make that a little clearer. No rabbit will just drop dead because they eat lettuce. To put it next to chocolate makes it looks so much worse than it is.
I’m sorry-BREAD?
@@8bitwonders399 one of my rabbits loves to steal my crackers and chocolate biscuits (he is free roam so will just sneak up on me while I’m munching). I always take them off him straight away but some owners think that because they like it, it can’t be bad for them :(
@@sunnybauer5608 rabbits should never be given iceberg lettuce.
WHO WROTE THE CONTENT FOR THIS?!. Truly ONLY a very knowledgeable and educated RABBIT PERSON! Loving this channel!
What is the best food for the rabbit
@@josephbabatunde4785 80% of their diet should be hay.
18. Avocado
17. Chocolate
16. Iceberg Lettuce
15. Mashroom
14. Meat fish and eggs
13. Raw onions, leak and garlic
12. Fruit Seeds
11. Dairy Products
10. Rhubarb
9. Pallet Mixes
8. Raw Potatoes
7. Fruits and vegetables in high amount
6. House plants
5. Beans
4. Chilli papers
3. Bread pasta cookies
2. Olives
1. Hamster Food
I love this channel. It’s probably one of the only listicle pages that is well researched and provides correct information.
According to who?
As you he believes what he reads or sounds right
Have you got a rabbit
@@jack9463 according to me. I have three rabbits.
I follow this channel since I bought my pet bunny 🐰 your videos helped me a lot and m trying to make these informational videos for Indians too..
There are so much wrong information about bunny care here ... love 🐇
About time someone posted correct Bonny's diet. Great channel.
Thanks for the this very important information! Please note important facts about Kale that was not mentioned.
You can give to your rabbit Kale every once in a while. However, it's important to remember to avoid feeding it every day. Some rabbits may feel some sort of stomach distress (gas or other digestive problems) due to this being a cruciferous vegetable. With time if your rabbit eats too much kale he can develop some kidneys problems, because of the kale’s calcium content. Same with Spinach and all cruciferous vegetables should be every once in awhile in small amounts.
Moreover, Corn is deadly to rabbits, they should not be given corn on the cob, corn husks or corn in other preparations. The hull of corn is made up of a certain type of polysaccharide that rabbits cannot digest. Since they are unable to vomit, any corn kernel they eat will remain in their stomach largely unchanged. When this happens, they will experience digestive problems and or blockages that could be fatal.
My bunny ate a very tiny bit of bread for the first time today. Is he gonna be fine?
@@amnanaushad keep an eye on him for a couple days. If you see any changes in habits or stool please call your exotic vet, a tiny bit should not have harmed your bun.
Bread is harmful to rabbits because it contains starch, which a rabbit struggles to digest. If a rabbit cannot digest a substance like starch, it will ferment and can cause serious health problems in your rabbit. Foods, such as starch, can cause diarrhea in rabbits as well as other rabbit stomach problems, like ulcers.
Cookies, nuts, seeds, grains and corn should not be fed to rabbits. Check out House Rabbit Society Diet page.
So what is the safest food for an rabbit i got a bunny today and we feed him some carrots and little peace of watermelon is it safe?
@@NQ19 rabbits cannot go without food in their stomachs, please go out to get the pellets and hay now, if you continue to feed what you are your rabbit is going to get gut upset and diarrhea which can be life threatening.
@@amnanaushad my free roam bun got a nibble of my toast once and he was absolutely fine! Just keep an eye on him and get him to a vet if there’s a difference in his behaviour
I have had rabbits all my life,and still have them now retired this is a very helpful video,to show you what a rabbit can,and cannot eat,rabbits can go down hill very fast if the right food is not being given.Also the darker the pellets you buy the more fyhber
Lots of rabbit treats are yogurt based. Be sure to read ingredients even if it's marked "for rabbits." Also a lot of Asian herbs and vegetables are bad for bunnies, as is jicama.
I have a rabbit.
I always preach no kale, broccoli, cabbage and other cruciferous veges since my first house bunny I rescued in 1984….I have seen more sick bunnies who eat a diet with a lot of kale and other cruciferous veges. I have only given it as a very small treat….also, too much spinach has too much oxalates in it which can cause problems….They also cause gas, and rabbits can’t expel gas….
True.
I feed my rabbits with a huge amount of green hay, dried herbs (dried plants that grow in meadows), twigs of trees that are safe for them, dried roots of some plants and sometimes small amounts of fruits and vegetables
hy kindly tell mee some people will say tht green hay is not good for bunny is it good? nd also tell me tht wht can i give my bunny daily which is good fr him
Thank you so much for this helpful information! 🙏
If you pay attention, you can taste whether a potato has much solanine. Some purple potatoes have noticeable amounts even after they're cooked. Some white potatoes don't have it raw. If you've ever tried to grow TPS potatoes, lots of the new varieties you create will have huge amounts of solanine, making them taste acrid and bitter.
my rabbit lives on hay , cabbage , cucumber, yellow bell pepper , some pellets, water, and carrots once in a while. Shes always happy and runnign around
Thank you very much for the in depth explainations!
While many things explained in this video are very informative and correct (but shouldn’t have to be explained - who would feel chocolate to their rabbit?) I found some things on the list to be quite misleading. It is correct that iceberg lettuce isn’t the no. 1 on a feeding list. But that is not because of its poisonous content but because of its very low density of nutrients as well as possible pollution from pesticides on the outsides leaves. The same goes for fruit. Although fruit seeds do contain small amounts of cyanide, it is important to note that your rabbit would have to eat 100+ apple seeds for it to actually show any effect on their health. What is correct though is that most animals, especially herbivores, should NEVER be given meat, milk or anything else that they wouldn’t naturally eat. That is also true for grains, bread or pellets. Would a rabbit choose to eat it in the wild? If not, it’s probably not good for them…
Iceberg causes diarrhea in rabbits. No reason to feed any apple seeds to a rabbit or take a chance.
They probably mentioned chocolate simply because some people are f**kin idiots, and DID give it to their pets......flippin morons of the world....far too many lol
Thank you for the info
I fed my rabbits red lettuce , broccoli , apple for snacks and unlimited hay for 10 yrs and they are still here my rabbits are mixed breed they tend to live longer than pure breed rabbits .
Carrots and some veggies in general are mostly just snacks, not actually meals. So giving them just like 1 or 2. Maybe even little slices ain’t bad. But it’s better to just feed them with hay, and give them a healthy diet.
Thanks for this, much appreciated 🐰 ❤
Title: fruits and vegetables that will kill your rabbit
The Video: *c h o c o l a t e.*
Ive got 4 Rabbits aged 5,5,10,10 they are sisters and all rescues but unfortunately one of my bunny's named nibbles passed away from a lump in her kidney when she was 8 but her sister is still going on strong 2 years later. The younger two are very happy and play full same with the older one and have my FULL garden to play in from first light to dusk they are heatly diets. all i ask is feed your bunny well maintain its needs they will grow old and be happy :)
Thanks for the information and sorry for your loss
I thought most of this was self explanatory. I figured bunnies are vegan & I had a general idea for their diets. This channel: ok but u can't give them cookies, ice-cream, pizza rolls, cheeseburgers, soda, fries,,,, you know? Other random stuff. G, thx. Don't know what I would've done if I hadn't learned that today. Although my bunny does get into Everything. He could be spending hrs eating (even tho it's small portions. 😍 he's a growing bb w/ a healthy appetite). & if I ...disrupt him, he'll still be oh, what r u having? Don't mind if I do. His curiosity is like a dog. But my head: boy, I thought they said u were a vegan. I keep him on a strict diet. But he has gotten into some things. Just a small portion of a chip & a piece of crab dip. But yeah, just like a dog. You can't turn ur attention away for long. It's like 1 sec, im catching him. The next second, my hubby's catching him. He's non stop. Little fluff ball is up & playing around now. The only 1 passed out in the room is the hubby. In the middle of the night, bb bunny: yaaaaaay. Zooooom 💨
rice
Amazing age. My old boy died at 9.
@@user-lq7bf3iq6d 😔 🙏
Thanks so much for that info
Very helpful list, thanks for the explanations! 👍🏻❤️
Thank you, liked and shared.
Thank you very much. It was very USEFUL information.
Thanks this helps but I do always check before giving them
Thanku so much for such a valuable information.
My grandma was taking care of my bunnies and she would only feed them fruit and veggies, I don't have any bunnies anymore :'(
She kept the rabbits ?
@@stin3000 the rabbits probably died. Google if you want to know whats safe to give them.
this is so true coming from an owner of 14 guinea pigs many of these count for piggies to. The yogurt treats make me so mad and the amount of backbreaking toys marketed to piggies is gross..... wait hampsters are omnivores???? never knew that
Omg, I totally agree, I can't even imagine why they still sell those for guniea piggies it's fucking ludicrous!
I think we should keep hamsters, rats, bunnies, guinea pigs and other small animals in our homes together 🦝🐭🐁🐀🐹🐰🐿🦫🦔🦥🦦🦨🦡❤️💘
Thank you so much for making this video because I have a rabbit that is not even 1 year old
Basically; if someone makes a joke that you’re eating rabbit food… it’s more than likely good for you pet bunny
Thank you this really helps for my bun bun
WOW! This is the first time I'm hearing of the vegetable, fish, and the fruit, chocolate.
why would anyone give their rabbit fish in the first place 😭
@@audwee666 🤣
Yeah, I give my bunny olives of a treat every once in a while, but I will only give them one or two olives three at the most, but I usually don’t give it to them in large quantities because I know of that issue
Thank You ❤ That Video 4 My Rabbits Is Very Helpfull Thank You Again
Houseplants - it's worth knowing that the arum family is a special problem - this includes Philodendron, Monstera, Anthurium, Deiffenbachia, Agleonema, Zamioculcas, Alocasia, Scindapsis, Spathiphyllum.
One of my rabbits ate pork barbeque. He loves veggies cooked and salted
Good video for people that love rabbits 🐇 i have a 10 year old rabbit . Thanks for sharing 👍
The pellet one is true I used to feed my rabbit the ones with fruit and corn, when I learned that it's toxic, I started only feeding him homemade pellets
And how long had you fed it before you knew?
I'm going to guess maybe a year or more.
So...maybe it's not that toxic. I mean, my whole life all anyone in my area ever feeda a rabbit are pellets. And they are bred and raised to be eaten. So...I think people are just over blowing things.
One more thing: A free roaming rabbit in a house that also has cats is fine, as long as the rabbit does not get into the dry cat food! Cat food will give the rabbit serious digestive problems. It contains corn as the main base, and the meat in it gives the bun too much protein for its system. This leads to diarrhea and not consuming his cecotropes. Luckily, most rabbits have little interest in wet cat food, but dry cat food, some rabbits see it as a special snack, and will try to get to it. You may need to feed your cats in a place the rabbit can’t get to.
Alice and fern needa see this rn
Thanks For the watching from philippines
Great reminder for us bunny parents! Thank you!
(the only issue I have with it, -but it just my brain refusing to process 105 % of a total- is with the food categories: 85% of hay + 15 % of vegetables + 5 % of pellets)
Awesome, I have learned. I lost two kits. Never happening again. Thanks
Lots of herbivores, such as cows and deer, do occasionally eat small amounts of meat without getting sick. So the reason rabbits can't have meat must not be that they're herbivores.
Wow=Do I have to eat the same to improve my health? thanks for the education.
Can they chew cardboard or eat carboard? My rabbit loves to chew cardboard
Thank you for this now I know what a rabbit can't have.
Sir ca you suggest what is good eye ointment on rabbit? Because the eye of my rabbit is red and have morning star
Very useful information though I was told they couldnt have carrots either. Mine seem to decide what eat or not eat themselves but I don't offer human cooked junk food etc. I try to refer to what they would eat if they were wild.
After seeing some Easter postcards I understand why rabbits can't stand eggs.
When I was about six years old, in the middle 1940s, my older sister and I saved a baby brown wild rabbit from our cat, we thought it was dead but it quickly came to life once away from the cat. We put it in a box with a towel, I don’t remember what we fed it, as it was quite small, and it stayed in the house for about a year. And had the full run of the house. My father opened the door and chased it outside one morning when he was getting ready for work and we were all asleep. We lived on 23 acres of land and we never saw the rabbit again. We never knew if it was a male or female because nobody ever checked.
Thx for tips BRO ! I have two rabbits
what kind of
Dwarfs
I didn't know that those toxin to dogs also are poisonous also to rabbits. Thank you
Rabbits 🐇 are so 🥰 cute
Thanks
What bunny pellets are best for them? What fruits? Is Timothy hay ok?
8:23 Who would feed their rabbit a chilli pepper?🤨😂
Not me.
thanks a LOT for this TOTALLY useful information and to be TOTALLY honest i did do and/or PROBABLY will SOMEWHAT like rabbits
thankyou for this now i know what safe and not safe for Rabbit's
Add a lot of commercial rabbit foods to the list. Do research before buying rabbit food. Hartz in particular killed a few of my bunnies.
Thank you thank you thank you for doing a video about rabbit's can't eat that stuff thank you because I have a pet rabbit her name is winter snow ❄️ thanks 😉 Ciao 😘
My Bun always finds his way to some chocolate and was ok every time.
I 😢 never do that but it’s just like the one thing It’s like carrots or the right thing is it the best ❤ 🎉 lettuce
This is good advice for humans too.
My rabbit love Lettuce , pickle , cabbages and carrot
Is cherry tomato seeds safe for them?
The bun at 5:06 has better lashes than me 👀
Can you plz suggest what food can rabbit eat. Rabbit pellet food not good, but my rabbit is eating very happily can I feed it.
I give my rabbit milk 👁️👄👁️ didn't knew he can't drink em
My rabbits love cooked chicken, they upset the dogs, they steal their food, even raw chicken heads. They love milk, I add powdered milk to milk with cocontut oil, most of them are reared on it from birth, even the mother loves it, I often add coconut water or coconut milk.
I got one baby near dead, I tried your way, he is too weak to latch on, he's on egg yoke powdered milk, milk and coconut oil, I give him a bit of coconut ginger water in between, he seems to be recovering with small but regular feeds.
I'm shocked the goat loves meat to.
Some mums do eat their babies, and I have noticed the leaves with a fat caterpillar are a favourite.
I've concluded only misled humans are vegetarian by choice, we think too much, but prey animals seek the meaty opportunity.
Afterbirth dead babies? Actually everytime they eat or drink, herbivores don't exist
Cooked meat is so easy to digest, we absorb some meats 100%, lean tender cuts are completely absorbed by the body, most fruit n vege is indigestible and gas forming, very few are absorbed, ripe bananas maybe
Think about it, egg yoke is the first food most animals encounter, some mammals to, then they drink milk.
All milk has lactose,especially human milk.
Egg yoke has everything, it's essential for newborns so is coconut oil which is nature's breast milk, it's immunizing
But meat eating rabbits goats n cows???
Tender roasted pork is a goats favourite?
My Nikhu loves nuts and seeds such as turnip, flax and specially oatmeal seeds. I ´ve noticed these give lots of evergy. Maybe they are good for teeth - wear down teeth, I am giving him a very small amount everyday,. Welcome any comment please! Hi from Mexico City!
i buy really cheap apple "juice" that DOES SAY "not from concentrate" (which, i thought was called 'cider'... but anyway)... I've often wondered though, because the liquid tends to appear very different from more expensive 'ciders', if it contains pit resin or etc maybe because of how hard it's pressed or whatever idk. something in it isn't as good as cider. but it's so much cheaper i just get it anyway.
plius, they used to have plain, filtered cider. now, all the ciders i find are 'unfiltered'... NO THANKS. I have fiber at home. I'm not paying 5 bucks an ounce for inert matter taking up 1/4 of the volume in my cider jug. so i just get that cheap apple 'juice'.. whatever it is.
I would buy a juicer instead. There’s a reason why canned/bottled apple juice from concentrate or not don’t expire for 3-4 years. I took a nutrition class at UCLA and its essentially a loop hole companies use to put the ingredient as “100% apples” but it’s not 100%. Not sure the processes in which they find these loop holes, but I know there should be no reason to have over 50 different ways to label sugar! So when companies say 0 sugar added it’s very important to read the ingredients which will probably have sugar disguised as something else.
@@salenlow7474
tysm for the time to help me. it's kinda' difficult knowing what to do. it seems like the more i think of all the angles, the more i come to the conclusion to completely prepare everything i eat on my own.
i no longer eat fast food or even microwave food.
plus, i feel like have to wash as much bad stuff off of fresh stuff, etc. as i can using water and a bit of soap (idk if this is something that should be done... i figure it's the lesser evil)
So cute like to my Rabbit 😍
Had taco night, rabbit jumped on table (shes a Flemish giant) ate a ton of ground beef. Didnt touch the romaine or veggies went straight to the beef. God help us.
does all rabits have to go the vet can u pls make a vido about what your rabit neads
A rabbit should have a check up and vaccinations at least once a year by a specialist exotics vet which costs twice as much as a standard vet
What about The light colored lettuce . Thank you❤️
You shouldn’t feed them lettuce
@@gigan_animations9480 then what am I supposed to feed it.. w.
for choclate. well um not only all that i have a rabbit and she is not allowed to eat choclate because it is very sweet
Rabbits are cute
I can't believe I fed my rabbit pellet mixes!!! I guess Oreo was smarter then me... she never touched the seeds
Can you say what they should eat？
If give my rabbits the mix, but a very SMALL amount.
Honestly saying, 1st time I felt very happy to know that someone gave exactly true & correct knowledge about the DIGESTIVE SYSTEM OF Rabbits,becoz few Rabbit's owner do the exactly same mistake which you told in ur video.From starting to end video,just was checking that I'm doing right or doing any other mistake with my pet Rabbit. Thank God🙏,everything doing acc. to ur knowledge & also acc. to "LENNON THE BUNNY" YT CHANNEL, yess 80% HAY HAY [TIMOTHY/ DURBA(DUBB/BURMUDA),MEADOW] hay of best quality brand ZUPREEM/OXBOW, which is very important for their digestive system,as it contains fiber, helpful for their digestive system + also helps in stoping overgrown their teeth, 5% TIMOTHY PELLETS of best quality brand (ZUPREEM BRAND/OXBOW BRAND), 5%Treat(occasionally 1TBS safe non-toxic, without seeds fruits exactly which you told in ur video,my bunny favourite is Banana) + 10% safe green veggies acc. to season as I give safe non-toxic veggies about 2 Cups by mixing these seasonal veggies Coriander leaves + mint + carrot tops (occasionally give carrot as a treat 2 half small slices) + Dill(Soya leaves in winter) + green bell pepper (removed seeds), also sometimes give these small medicinal herbs occasionally like my bunny fav. is BASIL(TULSI) + safe flowers bt must be free from pesticides like (Sunflower + marigold + rose petals + dendelion) + DAILY UNLIMITED FRESH FILTERED WATER ❤️🐰....Love you from UTTARAKHAND⛰️❤
Yes!! You are on the right track🥰👍
@@rabbittailsbyfarrahmartis thanks dear🙏🤗
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why is my rabbit having dried skin like fungus on her face.please make a video on it
Why do people give rabbits mushrooms
I want to give my bunny pellets but he won't accept them. He only eats his lettuce and those colorful things. I didn't fed him like that when he was little but now he only eats those things. Please help me. I don't know what to do...
Also catrot can be deadly to rabbits if they consume it to much
Id rather suggest to give or 1 normal catrot or 2 baby carrots for rabbits. Carrots have smth that can do either good or harm for bunny so yeah
Thanks for the vid, I have 9 of them 😂
Can we feed cabbage
I have an albino bunny and it can eat chaclate and bread and other veggies but not meat fish or eggs and mostly the other thing su siad
I only give vegetables fruits and pallets
so what is left to feed them 😔 i give my rabbit fresh grass and roasted black chickpeas is it good for her? please reply
Please replay
My mum buys the plain plets so im happy that doesnt effect oreo
Ahh that’s my rabbit’s name too!😚
One time there was a old peace of a old cupcake and they ate it I was in shock
Rabbits 🐰 🐇 eat carrots 🥕 , lettuce 🥬 and perhaps 🤔 other types of food 🥘 🍱 🍲. 👍
Is flowers good for rabbits
My neighbors rabbit ran away and now is eating all my plants in my garden