Rabbits can eat bell pepper, as it is high in vitamin C, which they can produce themselves, but should be introduced slowly to avoid digestive upset. Some kinds of bell pepper are high in oxalic acid, but the majority of oxalate in urine is produced by the rabbit’s own body.
1-2 times a week Rabbits should not be given cherries as they are high in sugar and can lead to obesity and dental issues.
Up to 7 days a week Rabbits can eat bamboo leaves as they are high in fiber and vitamin C, but they should only
Rabbits should avoid eating Taro as it is excessively high in carbohydrates, which can lead to enterotoxemia. Consumption of Taro could potentially harm a
Rabbits should not eat mung beans as they are high in carbohydrates, which can cause digestive problems and potentially lead to enterotoxemia. It is
