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Bethany Stone

REVEALED: 32 things rabbits shouldn t eat | Vintage Vibes

Two lop eared rabbits eating from bowl.

Treats and tidbits are a big part of owning a pet, whether it’s to train, reward, encourage, or even just indulge and boost your bond. While you might associate treating with dog moms and cat dads, bunny parents have just as much cause to teach their rabbits new skills and tricks. For example, treats form a big part of how to house train a rabbit, or could be something you scatter through some hay for rabbits to help enrich your bunny’s day-to-day.

Before you prepare a tasty snack for your rabbit, it’s important to be aware of some of the hazards that everyday foods could pose to their sensitive digestive system. A rabbit’s diet should consist mostly of fiber, and while they do require certain levels of nutrients like calcium and carbohydrates, too many of these can contribute to health issues. Rabbits have a sweet tooth and will find it hard to resist some forbidden foods if they accidentally happen upon them, so it’s very important to bunny proof the rooms in your home that your furry can access.

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