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I have never heard of a bun eating nectarine. I don't believe it is on the safe food list though. I have always been told "if in doubt, leave it out!"
 
Sounds way too sugary; not to mention full of vitamin c- which isn't good for bunnies if there's too much. I always thought nanners would be to sugary though- and evidently it's a tasty fruit alternative for a lot of people's buns.
 
they don't eat it. I try it once for my 2nd rabbit. it's a fruit that a wild may have been able to get to in the wild, in the farm. But in the end, it's not their favorite.
 
My bunnies adore nectarine as a treat and it is perfectly safe for them just not that healthy cos of all the sugar! :lol:

One of my buns has got the nickname of the nectarine thief cos she nicks them out of the fruit bowl which is on the dining table!
 
Lanny said:
One of my buns has got the nickname of the nectarine thief cos she nicks them out of the fruit bowl which is on the dining table!

A whole one? :shock: That can't be good.
 
Happy Hopping said:
but how can their teeth pick up a whole one?

:lol: Quite easily, Snowball has been known to drag a whole banana out of the fruit bowl in the past :roll: and you should see Mojo with a melon :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol:
 
A Melon, now that would be a very funny thing to see LOL

If a bunny is determined to get something a silly little thing like it being too heavy will not stand in their way! They are very strong on the sly :lol:
 
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