Yes, rabbits can safely eat kale, but as always as I say here, in moderation. Kale provides beneficial nutrients like vitamins A, C, and K as well as calcium. However, it should only make up a small portion of a rabbit’s daily diet due to its oxalate and calcium content. As responsible rabbit owners, we…
Yes, rabbits can safely eat quinoa in moderation. Quinoa is a good source of protein, fiber, and other nutrients that are essential for a healthy rabbit diet. However, it is important to feed quinoa to rabbits in moderation and to watch for any signs of digestive upset. Benefits of Quinoa for Rabbits Let’s examine why…
Simply, NO, rabbits cannot eat bacon safely, or any other processed meats for that matter. Their digestive systems are herbivorous and specifically adapted to process a diet consisting mostly of hay, vegetables, and a small amount of fruits. Bacon’s high fat and sodium content can lead to serious health issues in rabbits. I know it…
No, rabbits cannot safely eat beef. They are herbivores with a gastrointestinal tract that evolved to ferment high-fiber plant material. Consuming beef, or any meat for that matter, could disrupt their gastrointestinal balance, leading to serious health issues. Unlike carnivorous animals that have acidic stomachs to break down proteins in meat, rabbits have a more…
The short and straightforward answer is NO, rabbits should not eat yoghurt. Why? Well, they have a delicate and very special digestive system that’s simply not designed to handle dairy products like yoghurt. Their gut lacks the enzymes needed to break down lactose, a sugar found in all dairy products. When rabbits eat foods that…
NO. Rabbits are strict herbivores, and their digestive systems are not designed to handle animal products, including eggs. It’s important to stick to a rabbit’s natural diet which consists mainly of grass, hay, leafy weeds, and the occasional fruit or vegetable. Veterinarians and rabbit nutritionists emphasize the importance of a diet high in fiber and…
Yes, rabbits can safely eat cranberries, but as always with fruits, it is crucial to serve them in moderation. This fruit offers a boost of antioxidants, vitamin C, and manganese and can be a tasty treat for your pet rabbit. However, due to the natural sugar content and potential for stomach upset, cranberries should be…
Yes, rabbits can safely eat blueberries but, in moderation. These small, flavorful fruits are a healthy treat packed with valuable nutrients such as antioxidants, manganese, vitamins C and K, and dietary fiber. However, blueberries also contain sugar, which is why they should only be given as an occasional treat and not as a staple in…
Rabbits CANNOT safely eat garlic. This pungent bulb contains compounds that are toxic to rabbits, and even small amounts can lead to poisons in the bloodstream. Garlic belongs to the Allium family, where other members like onions, leeks, and chives also pose risks for rabbits. The main concern with garlic in rabbits is thiosulfate, which…
Rabbits CANNOT eat onions. Rabbit owners must understand that onions are highly toxic and can lead to severe health complications, even in small amounts. Ingestion of onions can cause a fatal reaction in your rabbit, due to the presence of compounds that damage their red blood cells. Onions, as all members of the allium family…
