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Cookie has eaten...

Doubt it'll cause anything serious, maybe a few excess cecals

Just try to restrict her intake to mainly hay for 24 hours and avoid feeding her any sugary foods like carrot or fruit or shop bought Rabbit Treats
 
I shouldn't laugh but I have seen some very bizarre foods eaten by bunnies on the forum. A whole pork scratching chocolate bar, :mrgreen:, what human would want to eat that, let alone a bunny ?:lol: Cough drops, Chinese chicken balls, pizza, toast, crisps ... the list goes on and on. All the bunnies who ate these foods were fine.

Cookie will be fine.
 
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