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Easter eggs for your rabbits

Hmmm.... im not sure im a fan of that! It cant be made of anything healthy or natural. They would be better off with some greens and maybe a grape or two if you wanted to treat them.
 
It looks great! I'd have to fully check out the ingrediants though, don't want anything too fattening for my fluffy-butts. They've already got a little tubby this winter :lol: and I don't think they'd care much for an egg.
 
I like Pets at Home but I'm weary of their treats, I was todl by my vet corn is bad for bunnies yet they sell corn cobs as treats for buns, I thought corn could get stuck in their stomachs?
 
Perfectly designed for people with more money than sense rather than rabbits. I thought yogurt is dairy and dairy is a no-no for rabbits?
 
I don't give my two yoghurt treats because I think there are plenty of other things they can enjoy which are better for them - herbs, veggies etc. :):)
 
A nicer and more healthy easter treat for buns is some lovely hay or some dried dandelion leaves which can be mixed in with hay.
 
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