This is an important topic in the bunny world. Its super important to feed your bunny the right foods since bunnies are super sensitive! In this blogpost I will name frequent foods which you can feed your bunny daily, weekly or should never feed/are poisonous.
Information mostly from proKaninchen, this post does not cover all sorts of food but it covers a lot!
Vegetables
daily
chiccory
chinese cabbage
fennel
cucumber (high in water)
celery root
kohlrabi leaves
lattrich
parsnip
carrots (high in sugar)
fresh carrot herbs
radish leaves
leaf lettuce
romain lettuce
batavia
catalogna salad
endive
weekly
cauliflower (bloating)
broccoli (bloating)
kohlrabi (any kind of kale is bloating)
beet root
red tomatoes
spinach
pumpkin
celery
zucchini
paprika (bloating)
never/toxic
aubergine
avocado
beans
peas
potatoes
soy
decorative pumpkin
radish
Fruits
All fruits are high in sugar so only feed occasionally as a treat!
Pineapple, apple, banana, pear, blueberry, blackberry, raspberry, strawberry, kiwi, mandarins, melons, orages, grapes, papaya, cherry, peach, nectarine, plum (core is toxic!)
Herbs, wild plants, branches, leaves
daily
apple tree
pear tree
blackberry leaves
strawberry leaves
raspberry leaves
hazelnut branches and leaves
dandelion
rose petals
sunflower
grass (high grass from a graze)
weekly
basil
maple tree
birch
beech
nettle leaves
dill
chamomile
clover
coriander
lavender
balm
oregano
parsley
mint
marigold
rosemary
sage
thyme
ribwort
lemon balm
Toxic wild- ornamental- and homeplants
Make sure you keep all plants away from your bunny, for safety!
Ficus, ivy, dieffenbachia, any kind of yews, angel trumpet, lilac, laburnum, green tomatoes and tomato herb, fools parsley, potato herb, oleander, alocasia, acanthus, thuja, belladonna, hemlock
General stuff which is bad
Sugar, milk, yoghurt, salt (salt licks), chocolate, bread, treated branches (found in baskets), painted wood, cords, too much cardboard, cheap cereal like bunny food from the store and any super processed food.
Important! If you introduce your bunny to something new, always do it really slowly and only in tiny amounts. You can slowly give more as time goes by. Giving too much new food can lead to bloating and stomach problems!
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Please let others know there are popular brands of pellets that contain soy, grains, gluten. Please read labels 💕
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Thats true. Sadly i cant speak for everyone we live in switzerland and most brands we have here are not available in other countries and its the other way around too.
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