The Short Answer: Yes, rabbits can eat bananas, but they should be limited to 1-2 tablespoons for every five pounds of body weight. Instead, rabbits should mostly eat hay, and their diet should be supplemented with pellets and vegetables. Fruits should be considered treats and given in moderation of their full diet. For more about …
The Short Answer: Yes, rabbits can eat strawberries, but only in moderation, as an occasional treat. Ideally, rabbits should eat mostly hay, and their diet should be supplemented with pellets and vegetables. Now for little more in depth information about feeding strawberries to rabbits. What Are Strawberries? First, let’s look at what strawberries are so …
The Short Answer: Yes, rabbits can eat tomatoes, but they probably shouldn’t. If you do feed your rabbit tomato, it should be an EXTREMELY LIMITED portion of their diet and they should not eat the leaves, stem, or seeds of the tomato. Instead, rabbits should be fed a diet mainly of hay that is supplemented …
The Short Answer: Yes, rabbits can eat apples, but they should be a limited part of their diet. And you need to remove the apple stems, cores, and seeds. A rabbit’s diet should be comprised mostly of hay and supplemented with a small amount of vegetables and pellets. Now let’s look a little more closely …
A rabbit’s diet should consist mainly of hay and be supplemented with vegetables and pellets. Rabbits are herbivores (they eat plants), and they typically graze on hay, grass, leaves, herbs, and weeds in the wild. As a pet, hay is a great way to mimic their natural diet and provides many essential nutrients. Rabbits can …