Rabbit diet

Advice on the types of fresh foods suitable for companion rabbits

A healthy rabbit diet should be made up of hay, supply of fresh water, pellets and occasional treats. Rabbits also eat plants, vegetables and fruits.

We all make mistakes when it comes to caring for our pet rabbits. Sometimes we don’t do enough research before we bring one home, and sometimes we fall victim to

We have said this before and we will say it again…rabbits are greedy little things! The typical diet of a rabbit is more than enough to keep it happy, healthy, and satisfied. However, this doesn’t stop them (and you) from being interested in human food. Contents show 1 Are Cheerios safe for rabbits? 2 How … Can Rabbits Eat Cheerios – Yes or No – Here’s why Read More »

Not all plants are safe for rabbits to eat. While many rabbits can enjoy a yummy flower or fresh plant as part of their daily diet, it's important to pay attention to what they eat since many common garden plants and potted house plants are actually poisonous to rabbits. Use this list of toxic plants to make sure you're keeping dangerous flowers away from your rabbit.

Rabbit Food Pyramid

Friends of Willow, a Rabbit Rescue is dedicated to providing rescue, shelter, and medical for abandoned, abused, or neglected rabbits in Southern Maine.

Keep your bunny safe and healthy by avoiding buying these 10 treats, foods, and rabbit supplies. These items are toxic or dangerous to pet rabbits.

Many people think of rabbits as easy beginner pets, not knowing everything that goes into their daily care. There is a lot to think about when bringing your first rabbit