Rabbit Food

But is pumpkin a safe or nutritious food for rabbits? In this article, we’ll be exploring whether it’s okay to give pumpkin to your rabbit, how much pumpkin is the recommended amount, and which parts of the pumpkin are safe for rabbit consumption. 

Your rabbits will enjoy peaches almost as much as you. However, there are a few things to consider when feeding your pet peaches. These include the type of peach, quantity, and frequency. 

When you think of rabbits, one of the first foods you associate them with is lettuce. Rabbits are often displayed chomping down on lettuce leaves in children’s picture books and movies. However, if you’re already an avid rabbit owner, then you may be aware that lettuce should be fed to your bunny with caution. 

Yes, rabbits can eat both grass and hay. However, you should never replace hay with grass, unless strictly advised by a vet. Hay is full of fiber to aid a rabbit’s digestion, and it’s stronger than grass, helping a rabbit wear down their ever-growing teeth.

We will be discussing the parts of a celery plant that are safe for rabbits to consume, how much is a healthy amount to feed them, and more.

Rabbits have a more sensitive digestive system than humans. Therefore, they can not digest some of the same foods as us. One fruit that is often asked about is grapes. Can rabbits eat grapes safely?

To give you some peace of mind, we have created a complete guide on everything you need to know about feeding your rabbits tomatoes. Let’s get straight into it!

While we already know that blueberries are a great superfood for humans, does this mean they are also good for rabbits?

Whilst humans can eat potatoes with little to no side effects, the same cannot be said of other animals, such as rabbits.

If your rabbit has never eaten watermelon before, then it is best to start cautiously. Give them a small portion of watermelon and then wait a day.