Rabbit Food

Bunnies are herbivores – that is they eat plants only, no meat.  It is important that your bunny gets all the important nutrients that her or she needs – carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals, and protein so that it be healthy.  This section is dedicated to exploring which foods are good for your rabbit, and  – just as importantly – what to not feed your bunny.

White bunny with bowl of fruits and vegetables
Bunnies are herbivores, and they need to eat protein, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals
Can-Rabbits-Eat-Pistachios

Can Rabbits Eat Pistachios?

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Many rabbit owners are curious about sharing various types of human food with their furry friends. One such food is pistachios, but can rabbits really eat them?


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Can-Rabbits-Eat-Tomato-Leaves

Can Rabbits Eat Tomato Leaves?

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Tomato plants, although a common sight in gardens, may pose some potential hazards to rabbits due to their belonging to the nightshade family of plants.


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Can-Rabbits-Eat-Parsnips

Can Rabbits Eat Parsnips?

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In this article, we will discuss whether it is safe and beneficial for rabbits to consume parsnips, as well as the potential health benefits and risks associated with doing so.


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Can-Rabbits-Eat-Kale-Stems

Can Rabbits Eat Kale Stems?

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As pet owners strive to provide a suitable diet, they often wonder if certain vegetables, such as kale stems, can be safely incorporated into their rabbit’s meals.


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Can-Rabbits-Eat-Chicory

Can Rabbits Eat Chicory

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One question that often arises is whether rabbits can safely eat chicory, a leafy vegetable that has a long history of culinary and medicinal use.


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