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-Borage

Can Rabbits Eat Borage?

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As rabbit owners strive to provide the best possible diet for their pets, they often wonder if borage is a safe and nutritious option for their furry companions.


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Can Rabbits Eat Bamboo?

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While bamboo is a common and popular plant, there is much debate regarding its suitability as a food source for rabbits.


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Can Rabbits Eat Butter Lettuce?

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Butter lettuce, a popular choice among humans for its mild flavor and tender leaves, may be on the minds of rabbit owners looking to add variety to their pet’s diet.


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Can Rabbits Eat Potato Peels?

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Can rabbits eat potato peels? In this article, we will cover the nutritional aspects of potato peels, potential risks they may pose to rabbits, healthy alternatives, and general feeding tips and guidelines for rabbits.


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