Quick reference House Rabbit Society's suggested daily vegetable and fruit

jennehughes

jennehughes

Young Bun
I created this today to use as a go-to reference guide for the bunny room wall and to take out shopping with me and thought I'd share in case it's useful for anyone else :)

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the poster sized one is here: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v607/smilee_jenny/rabbitdailyfoodcolourpicsbuns.jpg

All of the information is from the House Rabbit Society's website here: http://www.rabbit.org/care/veggies.html

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thats very usuful although I didnt think bunnys could have lettuce due to the high water content? am I wrong ? also didnt realise they could have pineapple as thought it was acidic
 
That's a nice guide. My buns would be enormous if I let them have that much fruit though (they're pretty enormous as it is :oops:)
 
curlyanwurly said:
thats very usuful although I didnt think bunnys could have lettuce due to the high water content? am I wrong ? also didnt realise they could have pineapple as thought it was acidic
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Rabbits can have lettuce but not Iceburg. The high water content means they will just drink less.
 
If going by one cup = 225ml , so 4 x 2kg rabbits would be nearly 2 litres volume of green leafy veg!! I'd better get picking! I tend to use an old plastic mixing bowl and fill with a mixture of green leafy weeds and herbs, so I guess that is about right, but I rarely give mine fruit, apart from the occasional grape or strawberry.
 
That's why I asked as we have loads of mushrooms growing wild here through autumn, but I have never seen as much as a nibble taken from one!

I shall look forward to more replies!:D
 
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