The links provided are for further research on safe vegetables, fruits, and other plants for rabbits. Please let it be noted that NOT all plants that humans eat are safe for rabbits, so always be careful when giving your rabbit a new plant. It is also reccomended that rabbits are offered two to three fresh vegetables in their daily diet.
Articles on Safe foods:
- https://bunnyapproved.com/edible-flowers-and-petals-for-rabbits/
- https://bunnyapproved.com/foraging-101-collecting-fresh-greens-for-your-rabbit/
- https://www.raising-rabbits.com/pet-safe-plants.html
- http://rabbittalk.com/questions-comments-about-plant-safety-and-usesfor-rabbits-t56.html
- http://rabbittalk.com/safe-plants-for-rabbits-list-t55.html
Articles on Dangerous and Toxic Plants for Rabbits:
Feeding Rabbits Naturally* (See note below):
- https://www.raising-rabbits.com/rabbit-food.html
- https://bunnyapproved.com/bunnys-pellet-free-diet/
- http://rabbittalk.com/natural-feed-formula-list-t12371.html
*Please note, there is nothing wrong with feeding rabbits pellets. In fact pellets are often the best option as rabbits love them, they are safe for rabbits, and they already have the correct amount of nutrients. But if you want to take the time to plan out a pellet-free diet, go ahead! Just be careful and do your research.
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