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Can rabbits eat.....
- Thread starter Dan_K
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According to this list he can: http://www.houserabbit.co.uk/rwf/articles/safefoods.htm
I must admit there is so much conflicting information out there that I like to double check with another list just to be sure :lol: For example that RWA list has green beans on it - I'm sure I've read elsewhere that they are poisonous?? Somewhere on the forum recently, someone did a really good printable list of safe and poisonous foods, I can't find it at the moment though :?
I must admit there is so much conflicting information out there that I like to double check with another list just to be sure :lol: For example that RWA list has green beans on it - I'm sure I've read elsewhere that they are poisonous?? Somewhere on the forum recently, someone did a really good printable list of safe and poisonous foods, I can't find it at the moment though :?
don't forget though, even if they go mad for something new, you mustn't give them more than a tiny piece, every other day, over the course of a fortnight, gradually increasing the portion size - otherwise they don't have the gut flora to cope with it = gas = stasis = panic stations!
Aliandbuns
Mama Doe
Dan_K said:
Nope - Molly doesn't like carrot either. :roll:
My Simba refused to eat carrot.. however nala will eat anything and when i got her he suddenly ate anything she ate. The one thing that persuaded him to eat it was when my mum peeled it for him so it was flat on the sides and didnt roll away from him! :lol: :lol:Dan_K said:
sgprescue
Mama Doe
AlisonA said:
I have always fed green beans, runner beans, corn on the cob etc to the bunnies here with absolutly no ill effect
They dont get them every day but they do get them occasionally. The bunnies here get exactly the same veg as the pigs, good variety and plenty of it Bunnies are a lot more robust than people think. I must say I dont ever remember a bunny here having a gas attack, in fact the only gut problems I have had with them have been hair stuck in the gut on the odd rare occasion but that is because of moulting/grooming not diet :thumb:
