Bunny veggies

A list of safe vegetables to feed your rabbit #veggies #bunny #rabbits #list

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I have a fresh garden outside (still thriving in the Winter!), but I need advice about what I can feed him from it… Here’s a list. Tomatoes Mint (Already fed him some since I heard it’s safe, he gobbled it up.) Thyme Sage Curry Oregano Rosemary Lemon Thyme Radishes/Leaves (leaves are still prickly) and Spinach Which of these […]

Advice on the types of fresh foods suitable for companion rabbits

These herbs, weeds, and flowers are SAFE for your BUNNY to eat ... just be sure that they have NOT been sprayed with chemicals. :0)

Save money and produce fresh fruit and veggies for you rabbit by growing a bunny garden. These plants are easy to grow in gardens or containers to feed your pet bun.

We have said this before and we will say it again…rabbits are greedy little things! The typical diet of a rabbit is more than enough to keep it happy, healthy, and satisfied. However, this doesn’t stop them (and you) from being interested in human food. Contents show 1 Are Cheerios safe for rabbits? 2 How … Can Rabbits Eat Cheerios – Yes or No – Here’s why Read More »

But the base of a bunny food pyramid actually isn’t filled by pellets. The most important ingredient to a healthy bunny’s diet is hay. Fresh hay should be provided to rabbits at all times so they can graze when they please. (See the real rabbit food pyramid in a PDF created by the San Diego House Rabbit Society.) Hay for Rabbits: The Basis for a Healthy Diet Picture a food pyramid for rabbits. What do you see at the base? If you chose bunny pellets, you wouldn’t be alone. Walking down the…