Figs are sweet and succulent, which appeals to a rabbit’s palate. They are also packed with fiber, which is the cornerstone of a healthy rabbit diet. Figs should be fed to a rabbit in moderation. A small piece of fig once a week is more than enough. Despite being fibrous, […]

Rabbits are voracious eaters and enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables as part of a balanced diet. While a rabbit’s diet should be predominantly fresh hay and water, 10 to 20% of its diet can include fresh foods that humans eat, such as fruits and veggies. Rabbits enjoy fresh fruits and […]

Rabbits enjoy fresh vegetables and fruits as part of a balanced diet. Apples are known to be among the healthiest fruits for humans, but you may wonder if apples are healthy for rabbits. Rabbits can eat apples with the skin, but only in moderation. Feed your rabbit only 1 or […]

Lettuce is often referred to as “rabbit food.” This is misleading, though. While lettuce offers some health benefits, not all forms of lettuce are suitable for rabbits. Romaine lettuce and lamb’s lettuce are safe. The darker the leaves, the healthier it will be. Butterhead lettuce is fine, but it’s high […]

Leafy green vegetables are the cornerstone of a rabbit’s diet. In addition to hay, leafy greens aid your pet’s digestive process. This strongly suggests that spinach will improve your rabbit’s health. Spinach is good for rabbits in small amounts. It’s high in fiber and rich in vitamins (A, B9, and […]

In the wild, rabbits and insects live together. As rabbits are herbivores, they do not feel the need to eat bugs. A rabbit’s primary dietary need (fiber) is taken care of through eating grass and hay. Rabbits do not actively look for insects to eat. A rabbit may eat a […]

Pellets are a popular food for rabbits. Alongside fresh hay and leafy greens, pellets are one a rabbit’s most favorite foods. So, it’s concerning if your rabbit stops eating her pellets all of a sudden. Your rabbit is likely bored with pellets. Changing the brand or smearing something sweet on […]

If you encounter a rabbit in the wild, she’ll likely be eating grass. They build warrens close to green spaces. Wild rabbits spend hours grazing on wild grass, retreating to their warren when full. Pet rabbits can eat grass from the yard provided that it’s fresh and not treated with […]

A rabbit that stops eating or drinking is in immediate danger. Hydration, in particular, is pivotal to your pet’s survival. Without regular access to fresh drinking water, her health will suffer. Going for 24 hours without drinking water will be fatal for most rabbits. Not drinking can lead to complete […]