Rabbits can eat sweet green peppers in moderation, as they are high in vitamin C, which is not essential for rabbits as they can produce their own. However, it is recommended to avoid feeding peppers to rabbits if they have not had them before, as they may cause digestive upset and are high in oxalic acid. Most of the oxalate found in rabbit urine is produced by the body, rather than absorbed from food.
Rabbits should not eat processed or cooked food as the excessive carbohydrates and novel chemical compounds in these foods can be Toxic and harmful
Rabbits should not be allowed to eat cycads as they contain cycasin, a severe irritant and gastrointestinal toxin that can be harmful to them.
Rabbits should not eat Clematis (Virgin’s Bower) as it is a severe irritant that can cause gastrointestinal hemorrhage, leading to potential harm to their
Rabbits should not eat fresh cassava leaves as they contain hydrogen cyanide, which can be Toxic to them. However, processed cassava leaves can be
