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Help Please!!!!
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Dustyrabbit
Warren Veteran
Hi, I think maybe part of your post is missing (?)
I wouldn't feed anything from the garden until you have checked it on a "suitable for bunnies list" - do a search on here and you are sure to find links to one.
Also I'd keep the carrots to a once in a while treat as they are rather high in sugar and can cause tummy issues.
I wouldn't feed anything from the garden until you have checked it on a "suitable for bunnies list" - do a search on here and you are sure to find links to one.
Also I'd keep the carrots to a once in a while treat as they are rather high in sugar and can cause tummy issues.
Dustyrabbit
Warren Veteran
This one might do it www.galensgarden.co.uk :wave:
BobbleG
Mama Doe
Got to be honest - I have absolutely no idea. It doesn't appear on any of the 'can give' lists....nor the 'can't give'. It's best to avoid anything you don't know about for sure. They can have basil, parsley, spinach etc (I'd personally be careful with kale and spinach quantities though, our Bun developed calcium crystals and the vet said it was probably due to the high level of calcium in the veg he was having - though Bob seems to have been very unlucky, most other Buns seem perfectly fine). I think this is quite a good list:
http://www.rabbit.org/care/veggies.html.
http://www.rabbit.org/care/veggies.html.
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Mama Doe
I've been wanting to know the answer to that question for a long time, having a bountiful supply of the stuff! But I can't find out anywhere...
parsnipbun
Wise Old Thumper
no you cant - and youhave to be very very careful what you do with it as it is technically a noxious and reportable wed.
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