Rabbits can eat beet greens/leaves as a suitable occasional addition to their diet, but should be fed sparingly due to their high calcium and oxalic acid content which can bind nutrients and act as a mild irritant. However, it’s important to note that most of the oxalate found in rabbit urine is produced by the body, rather than absorbed from food.
Rabbits should avoid eating Taro as it is excessively high in carbohydrates, which can lead to enterotoxemia. Consumption of Taro could potentially harm a
2-3 times a week Rabbits can eat sweet red peppers as they are high in vitamin C, which is beneficial for their health, but
Up to 7 days a week Rabbits can eat sweet potato leaves as a delicious addition to their varied diet, but they should be
Rabbits should not eat iris because it is a severe irritant and can cause digestive issues. The chemicals in iris can cause discomfort and
