Best Vegetables for Rabbits: A Healthy Diet Guide
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Best Vegetables for Rabbits: A Healthy Diet Guide
Serve your vegetables wet to increase your rabbit’s intake of liquid. It will help keep his GI contents moving.
Best Vegetables for Rabbits: A Healthy Diet Guide
Rabbits Food || leafy greens 75% of fresh veggies
plants and flowers can also be used to spice up a rabbit’s veggies. Bunnies have more taste buds than humans and will appreciate food that actually tastes strong.
Best Vegetables for Rabbits: A Healthy Diet Guide
Rabbits Food || edible flowers & plants
Fresh vegetables should make up approximately 10% of your adult rabbit’s diet. Hay should consist of 80% of your rabbit’s diet. Fruits should be considered a treat and be less than 5% of your bunny’s daily diet.
Best Vegetables for Rabbits: A Healthy Diet Guide
Rabbits Food || FRESH, WET veggies: 1 cup
Leafy greens should make up approximately 75% of the fresh vegetables fed daily.[2]
The following list contains leafy greens known to be safe for rabbits to eat.
The following list contains leafy greens known to be safe for rabbits to eat.
Best Vegetables for Rabbits: A Healthy Diet Guide
Rabbits Food || leafy greens 75% of fresh veggies
The remaining 25% of your rabbits vegetable intake may come from non-leafy greens, around 1 tbsp per 2 lb of bun
Best Vegetables for Rabbits: A Healthy Diet Guide
Rabbits Food || non-leafy greens 25% of fresh veggies
Should I avoid feeding vegetables such as broccoli and cabbage to my rabbits?
Some vegetables, such as broccoli and cabbage, can cause issues in humans — however, this concern does not extend to rabbits.
Some vegetables, such as broccoli and cabbage, can cause issues in humans — however, this concern does not extend to rabbits.
Best Vegetables for Rabbits: A Healthy Diet Guide
Rabbits Food || fresh veggies